Sentence examples for they privileged from inspiring English sources

When Drake's all about "sweatpants, hair back, chillin' with no makeup on," I do take that wrong, in the same way I always felt disserviced by Jane Pratt's famous makeunders," the way they privileged "natural beauty," without ever acknowledging that "natural beauty" itself privileges the naturally, and conventionally, beautiful.

O'Connell writes, "They privileged the collective over the individual, venerated sacrifice and suffering, and spoke often of their service's unique sense of community".

That they were Jackie Robinson's team, that they privileged pitching, and that they once had an outfielder who dated the singer for the Go-Go's was all to the good.

The problem is that neither are they privileged or fixed: they can be replaced by alternative schemes of distinctions.

The élites, Snowden once said, "know everything about us and we know nothing about them because they are secret, they are privileged, and they are a separate class".

"They're privileged, but they're starting businesses and also they pay taxes – and Detroit desperately needs tax-bases.

When they were given the opportunity to act as advocate they felt privileged that they had the trust of the older person.

Yes, they are privileged, but they are still teenagers.

They were told they were special, that they were privileged.

They are privileged: unlike minicabs, they can pick up passengers hailing in the street and run on a pricey meter system rather than a fixed fee.

And they proved, incontrovertibly, that they had privileged access to D.N.C. documents that appeared nowhere else publicly, other than in WikiLeaks publications.