Sentence examples for vastly privileged from inspiring English sources
Because Clinton's announcement was packaged with her technology agenda, the debt deferment and forgiveness portion was perceived as a benefit for members of a vastly privileged and wealthy industry: tech founders who don't need any more financial incentives than they already have.
"The biggest problem with Lionel Shriver's dismissive comments regarding a Year of Publishing Women is her failure to acknowledge that as a white American, writing in English, living in London, holding an MFA from Columbia, she is in a vastly more privileged position than the majority of women writers.
This is in comparison to the group's bosses, who are mostly privileged, white, vastly over-paid corporate retail managers.
Voluntourism almost always involves a group of idealistic and privileged travelers who have vastly different socio-economic statuses vis à vis those they serve.
In the closing years of the 21st century, in a Britain suffering the consequences of global warming and subsequent flooding, society is further divided by the invention of "the fix", a pill that allows a privileged minority to live vastly extended lives.
Causal accounts of self-knowledge may be compatible with incorrigibility if the causal connections underwriting the incorrigible judgments are vastly more trustworthy than judgments obtained without the benefit of this sort of privileged access.
In 2005, the law was unjustifiably changed to give private student loans the same privileged bankruptcy treatment as government loans, even though private student loans have vastly different terms and fewer consumer protections.
Unnamed Democrat is vastly, vastly rich.
"I felt very privileged".
