Sentence examples for the ugliness of privilege from inspiring English sources

Apparently he had seen that wisdom lay in turning back before he plunged over into the ugliness of privilege undeserved.

The violent contradictions of our post-democratic elitist epoch might have been displaced to an overseas "theatre of war", but by resolutely associating them with Wall Street privilege and power, Easton Ellis's novel makes a comment on the ugliness of modern capitalism and its relentless consuming-towards-extinction programme.

Suddenly, the ugliness of rank sectarianism had been laid bare.

The ugliness of Glasgow is like a comic deformity.

No doubt the ugliness of its crimes played a role.

And what Lüpertz offers is the ugliness of the beauty".

"That was the ugliness of greatness," he said.

The ugliness of this repository knows no bounds.

For Ruskin, too, was rejecting ugliness, above all attacking the ugliness of industrial capitalism.

It's about the ugliness of human nature, about overcoming the ugliness of human nature, and about the ultimate curse that Cubs Nation has to overcome.

"But the ugliness of the cars arises from the regulations," he added.