privileged

IPA: prˈɪvɫʌdʒd

Examples of "privileged" in Sentences

I do think the concept of exclusivity for the privileged is an interesting one, though.
Both groups believe very firmly that the existence of the club of the privileged is not an issue.
The defense wants the prosecution sanctioned for intercepting what they called privileged phone calls with his attorney.
I use the word "privileged" not in a cheesy, insincere way or as a cliché, but to describe the lasting effect these long-term AIDS survivors have had on my life.
Those in privileged positions very often fail to notice that fact: why do you think White Southerners in the 1960s often said they thought Blacks were “happy” with segregation?
I use the word "privileged" to refer to a world I feel privileged to see through the eyes of an author who translates the past and brings it to light by appreciating it as a living, breathing thing.
After months of avoiding the subject, Chancellor Merkel has chosen this moment to revive her idea of offering Turkey what she calls a privileged partnership with the EU, rather than full membership.