Sentence examples for seemingly privileged from inspiring English sources

The Guard was ill trained and ill led, mainly working-class young men resentful of the seemingly privileged students.

As these seemingly privileged workers whizzed through priority airport gates, their attentions riveted to the small rectangle they twiddled with their thumbs, the masses took notice.

His depictions of America promise the bracing perspective of an outsider; he knows well, for instance, the hard-working foreign student's natural bitterness toward his seemingly privileged American peers.

Your childhood has brought you face to face with particular hardships so it's no wonder that bearing witness to the ease with which others go about their seemingly privileged lives can be pretty enraging.

Underneath a veneer of freedom, the seemingly privileged figures in Mosebach's novel behave with a rigidity that reveals the strict rules under which they operate, rules that dominate not only the business world but also the world of social, family, and erotic relationships.

Recent interviews with the original challengers — the resourceful underdogs from Phoenix's Carl Hayden Community High School and the more seemingly privileged contestants from MIT — are effectively mixed with actual footage from the 2004 contest.

Around 40 participants rode the train, and while the cohort featured some racial and cultural diversity, most were still white and seemingly from privileged backgrounds.

"Though they don't seem to actually live in the country and seemingly come from privileged backgrounds, so we can understand that what we share is uncomfortable for them".

In Finding Nouf, the murder victim was a seemingly naïve and privileged girl; in City of Veils, the murder victim is a woman who battled against the restrictions placed on her by culture and religion.

Another age-old convention that has subtly but seemingly innocuously under-privileged the southern hemisphere comes from the fact that the north is always put at the top.

Their visit unfolds at a seasonal, summer pace -- some 400 leisurely pages of intelligent and witty conversation generated by this privileged and seemingly satisfied four.