Sentence examples for A distinct privilege from inspiring English sources

"It is a distinct privilege that I will relish.

And it is a distinct privilege to serve the same cause that those great Americans dedicated their lives to.

"It will be a distinct privilege to be an advocate for America's values and interests at the UN, and, in the words of the UN charter, to help maintain international peace and security".

The invasive act of leafing through a gentleman's mail felt like a distinct privilege as I turned over the pages in three folders of his correspondence with Jacqueline Kennedy, written in the years before and after her husband's assassination, which had been collected to assist Schlesinger in the composition of "A Thousand Days".

It added: "From our first days as owners we have understood that serving as custodians of this incredible institution is a distinct privilege and as such, we have been driven solely by the desire to return LFC to the pinnacle of football.

But Deutsch (who is famous, among other reasons, for his pioneering contributions to the field of quantum computation) is so smart, and so strange, and so creative, and so inexhaustibly curious, and so vividly intellectually alive, that it is a distinct privilege, notwithstanding everything, to spend time in his head.

"It was a great honor and distinct privilege to serve President Trump," Mr. Dowd said.

Last week, I had the distinct privilege to visit a project that the Greater Boston Food Bank is working on in partnership with Children's HealthWatch and the Grow Clinic in Boston, MA.

You have the distinct privilege of being in a position to address these global challenges.

That's everyone's Christmas present!'" Stated Granger, "I had the distinct privilege of dropping off a carload of gifts at the home of an overwhelmed, teary-eyed and extraordinarily grateful mom this afternoon.

Being an actor in Hollywood, I've had the distinct privilege of wearing the military uniform for the roles I've played in film and television.