Sentence examples for so many privileged from inspiring English sources

The government has created so many privileged groups.

Like so many privileged, anxious women before me, I left the job to take on less remunerative but more flexible work.

Because of his time in prison and his flight, he said, he now understood the fear that gripped so many supposedly privileged, well-connected Iraqis.

Ivanka Trump, self-proclaimed champion of working women, recently followed in the footsteps of so many other privileged professional women and opted out of work.

Jim McKay leaves an impressive legacy in the body of work he has contributed to sports broadcasting, and a huge void in the lives of so many who were privileged to call him a friend".

Just look at the publicity still where she strikes the Guerillo Heroico pose (which graces the hats and t-shirts that so many disaffected over-privileged, upper-middle class white teenage suburbanites wear--not with any consciousness of its historical context or meaning, but because it looks so f*cking badass dude!).

Thing is, having invited the hate-filled voices in, and allowed so many trolls to feel privileged to speak out, Twitter is faced with a philosophical U-turn in extricating its product from the unpleasantness its platform has become synonymous with.

Jack Murtha cast a long shadow and so many of us were privileged to seek its shade.

He was the great high admiral in whose fleet so many of us have been privileged to serve.

It wasn't the privileged background so many adventurers seem to have, but his parents were blessed with wanderlust and a generous BA travel allowance.

And yet, as the film makes clear, Dr. Shirley is privileged in so many other ways.