Sentence examples for slice of privilege from inspiring English sources
It was a shock to find this little slice of privilege within a shout of the bustling, thrusting Chelsea soccer stadium; it was a different sort of shock to meet Khan, who presents her own misleading facade.
When you don't subject yourself to a sense of entitlement yes, you may give up a tiny slice of privilege but you do that in order to be an ally to someone who perhaps is not in the room.
In fact, it is safe to say that Mexico now resembles a dysfunctional feudal state, one in which a plethora of mini fiefdoms -- be it big domestic businesses, public-sector unions, TV networks, or state governments -- hunger for an ever-increasing slice of fiscal resources and privileges.
He has inherited his father's outspoken streak, but also the platinum contacts culled over a lifetime of privilege, not to mention his slice of his father's estimated $22 billion fortune, to direct as he pleases.
This was hardly a case of privilege rewarding privilege.
Obliviousness is a luxury of privilege.
The article smacks of privilege throughout.
"The university involved is one of privilege".
The whole thing reeks of privilege.
§ 3.28 Denial of privilege.
