Sentence examples for through privilege from inspiring English sources

Here is a president who rose to dizzying heights through privilege and family connection but who lives in a bubble.

He has his position entirely through privilege, inherited it at birth, through no effort of his own.

I know I have arrived where I am through privilege, good fortune, and circumstance.

Too often this pose in higher education is that of a gatekeeper, a position garnered through privilege but flaunted as merit.

We have the ability to create accounts only for specified users and management through privilege sets, ranging from full access, data entry and read only.

These white working class men often suspect that minority gains in America are not earned through hard work but are ill-gotten through special privilege and dispensation from an all-too eager caste of liberal elites, who according to these white men have turned the merit system in America on its head.

If that terror can break through the privilege of wealthy, well-educated people like Agnes (Kathleen Chalfant) and her husband, Tobias (John Glover), the man with the cat, then clearly no one is safe.

The small wrinkly proto-Royal that just emerged from the national womb will have thrice the chance of surviving that her father and I did, just through the privilege of being born in 2015.

Hain told the Guardian: "I was very conscious, when leader of the commons, of the fact that parliament is sovereign constitutionally and jealously guards its independence from governments and judicial interference, for example through parliament privilege when speaking in the house.

I was made better through the privilege of seeing their beauty amidst the pain of war and poverty.

Through the privilege granted by Sigismund of Luxembourg in 1405, the city opted out from the jurisdiction of voivodes, vice-voivodes and royal judges, and obtained the right to elect a twelve-member jury every year.