Sentence examples for seems privileged from inspiring English sources

We also experience her heartbreak in dealing with break-ups, her mom's romantic commitment-phobia and super awkward adjustment to private school, where everyone seems privileged and sure of themselves.

The right-lateralized effect in PMv is congruent with previous reports indicating that the right premotor cortex seems privileged in integrating visuomotor information for spatially guided movements of either hand (Toni et al. 2001; Wenderoth et al. 2006).

My characters seem privileged.

Fewer and fewer seem privileged with this second kind.

Nameless in almost all accounts of the sinking, they were nevertheless the most numerous, and suffered losses which made even third-class passengers seem privileged.

He movingly describes his jazz conversion experience at the hands of Duke Ellington: "All those strange, weaving instrumental voices spoke like personalities, and what they said seemed privileged, like the Vargas pinups in Esquires stacked behind my father's hatboxes or the adult conversations that dried up as soon as I appeared".

"Proper" here works as a strategy to avoid seeming privileged, while at the same time tuning in cunningly to anti-intellectual prejudice (what is "proper" is not over-thought) – all as Cameron conducts, like some kind of over-moisturised Visigoth, his philistine economic campaign against the BBC, universities ("proper education"), and the National Health Service ("proper healthcare").

But this heartening shift seems to go hand in hand with a darker, disturbing trend: an entirely unexamined, reflexive contempt for and anger against women who are or seem privileged.

As millennials, our earnest striving for jobs that fulfill us, partners who complete us, life choices that signify we give a damn about something may seem privileged and impractical.

Her statement in it that she and her husband had never had a serious argument during their married years came in for ridicule, and her portrayal of the couple's student years as financially impoverished, while they lived off of sales of George Romney's stock and loans, made her seem privileged and naïve and brought a harsh public reaction.

One minute, it seems, his privileged family is discussing where in their elegant apartment to hide their cash; the next they are being herded onto trains headed for the death camps -- Saturday at 9 p.m. and Saturday/Early Sunday at 3 10 a.m. on Starz.