Sentence examples for spectrum of privilege from inspiring English sources

The spectrum of privilege is huge.

In the US study, issues with poor literacy were identified, 28 whereas, although the population for the trial which underpinned this study 16 was drawn from across the spectrum of social privilege and deprivation in Scotland, this was not a concern raised at any point.

No matter how you identify yourself or where you happen to find yourself on the spectrum of power and privilege, think about one thing you can do or say or ask today that can make someone feel a little bit less alone, and a little bit more at home.

So, having come to feminism pretty late -- and only, really, because my body had changed so much as to make certain men treat me differently thanks to being more "conventionally" attractive -- I was a tad behind on the whole issue of privilege and the spectrum of shame, abuse and misogyny that surrounds online conversations today.

This was hardly a case of privilege rewarding privilege.

"The university involved is one of privilege".

The article smacks of privilege throughout.

Obliviousness is a luxury of privilege.

The whole thing reeks of privilege.

A matter of privilege again.

"It's a sport of privilege played by children of privilege and supported by families of privilege," the columnist David Steele wrote in the Baltimore Sun.