Sentence examples for very privilege from inspiring English sources

He could have taken his pick of any of the more radical universities of the 70s - Sussex, Warwick or East Anglia - but preferred to live cheek by jowl with the very privilege he claimed to despise.

Its use is in many ways an expression of the very privilege it critiques.

Many also feature dubious internships for young people, sometimes charging them thousands of dollars for the very privilege of service.

Yet the very privilege that allows us to simply stop eating is exactly what we can use to draw attention to the injustices of Harvard's investments in fossil fuels.

"He enjoyed the very privileges which he condemned in his songs; he complained about alcoholism and drug addiction but was an addict himself; he attacked corruption, but without bribery his life would have been much harder," Mr Schlicht explained to me.

I knew I was afforded opportunities that others weren't, and I knew to exploit them, and I knew that there's always the possibility that those very privileges could disappear overnight.

It always felt like a very special privilege to be an identical twin.

"But then for him to actually know who I am, and then to have a conversation with him about baseball, that was a very special privilege".

" Mirabella, who was the shadow science minister and held the rural Victorian seat since 2001, said that it was a "high honour and a very special privilege" to be an MP.

As the SNP well knows, despite his Scots ancestry, Cameron not only gives off the whiff of very English privilege, but also personifies a malign political combination - leading a party once again fond of paying tribute to the blessed Margaret, with pronounced personal echoes of the hated Blair.

It's a very rare privilege".