Sentence examples for whatever privilege from inspiring English sources

The Democrats' failure in the South has been due to their inability to capture the votes of a sufficient number of poor whites, by convincing them that whatever privilege they get from their race is more than offset by the disadvantage experienced by their class.

But if he sends a lawyer to do it, a lawyer can plead whatever privilege that lawyers can plead.

So as a Lee, whose history is dark, and as a Lee with whatever privilege that provides me, it's time to take down the flag and begin the long road to reconciliation that God offers us.

As a result, when you are perceived by others as a male-assigned-at-birth (MAAB) transgender person, you more than forfeit whatever privilege you had in terms of susceptibility to violence and poverty.

My hope is that I can protect him from the worst of it, and that when he is old enough, he will use whatever privilege he has to help those who don't have the same privileges.

But the reality is that whatever privileges whiteness has bestowed on rural whites in poverty have not really amounted to much.

After being raised as a boy, with whatever privileges or burdens it may entail, they switch back once they become teenagers.

And also for 35 of the 51 council members, who must say bye-bye to their $90,000 annual salaries and whatever privileges come with the territory.

In other words: union members, according to Yglesias, enjoy whatever privileges they've earned at the expense of the middle-class taxpayers of Chicago.

Groups that are moral persons "will have whatever privileges, rights and duties as are, in the normal course of affairs, accorded to all members of the moral community" (32).

"By doing so he denigrate those of us who regard the service of our city as a privilege, whatever part we play, and Mr Morgan would do well to remember that no-one is more important than the residents we represent.