Some are more privileged than others, but with that privilege comes a responsibility to do more". .
They will prioritise my brother, which is discrimination – the boy is more privileged than the girl.
These men were all, broadly speaking, middle-class; if they had been more privileged, they would have slipped without effort into administrative jobs in colonial Burma.
I, of course, modelled one of the most common arguments back in 1996, when I said that "no one is more privileged than the graduate students".
The Dandy Warhols' Courtney Taylor, who narrates the film, admits to being less talented than Newcombe (if no less an egotist), but he's more privileged, better adjusted and cannier professionally.
If the price we all pay for progress for the less privileged is that someone who is more privileged gets their feelings hurt sometimes – or that they might have to think twice before opening their mouths or putting their fingers to keyboards – that's a small damn price to pay.
Elyse Goldstein, an Upper East Side psychologist with a practice only steps from the 79th Street route, was invited to observe how bus passengers made their exiting choices; she suspected the route's more privileged riders liked to exit from the front because the front door was associated with the service and safety they were accustomed to.
The study, by Erin Currier and Diana Elliott, also considered whether people were able to move up the income ladder relative to their peers — that is, how common is the modern-day Horatio Alger hero, the upstart who displaces people who are more privileged?
Mr. Edwards believes he draws a distinction between himself and Mr. Kerry every day by talking about his upbringing in a mill town and mentioning that his brother is a union electrician and that his mother is a retired member of the letter carriers' union; Mr. Kerry's more privileged background goes without saying.
