Sentence examples for a privilege of from inspiring English sources

Letting it all hang out, a privilege of old age?

Elevation has always been a privilege of the powerful and the wealthy, after all.

Often they borrow their dresses — a privilege of the young and comely.

This distinguishes it from gwago, which was always a privilege of the educated elite.

Distant days, the days of access as a privilege of a journalist's luck or labor.

Should we limit the number of comments we host, or make them a privilege of membership?

For him, "adult entertainment" was just that; a privilege of getting older and something to be enjoyed without embarrassment.

Today artistic hedonism is viewed with some suspicion: an evasion of responsibility, a privilege of the unfairly lucky few.

Education is not a privilege of the rich and well-to-do; it is the inalienable right of every child.

Large numbers of Americans identified democratic citizenship as a privilege of whites alone — a position embraced by the Supreme Court in the Dred Scott decision of 1857.

Simply having the ability to enlist was a privilege of citizenship; actually enlisting was a chance to seize citizenship that had been denied.