Sentence examples for the same privileged from inspiring English sources

They belong to the same privileged class as Jane does.

The prime minister has been criticized as being aloof and drawing too many of his advisers from the same privileged social class into which he was born.

A year later, he saw the same privileged elite who'd pilloried Justice Thomas anoint Bill Clinton president and realized something was horribly wrong.

Also, as the global middle class continues to grow, the populations of developing economies are beginning to demand the same "privileged" lifestyle afforded to the West (World Business Council on Sustainable Development, 2010).

Researchers Colin L. Camerer, George Loewenstein, and Martin Weber have shown that once people know something, they assume that others without access to this knowledge will nonetheless behave as if they share the same privileged information.

City Hall has been led by "one of us," someone who knows what it's like to run a business, has a vacation home, and pays for private schools; someone who lived in the same privileged bubble we did.

Sure, there's overlap -- basically Frances and friends are the same privileged-but-broke whites from good colleges -- but a few years older, so being at loose ends ups the ante.

It's because they have those same "privileged claims to knowledge" and "strong claims of human agency," that Peter was talking about.

Sociology at Berkeley offered an alternative to the model of social scientists as professional monopolists of expertise and purveyors of the same to privileged elites.

We now occupy positions in the best universities in Brazil, and we can confront the racist speech that comes from the same white, privileged people who have been controlling our country since 1500.

To assume that your identity is unquestionably the same is a privileged stance to take; the entire "coming out" conceit suggests that, for those for whom the situation has changed, the shift requires an explanation.