Sentence examples for a profound privilege from inspiring English sources

It was a profound privilege to have known and befriended them - their death is an enormous loss".

Working with this remarkable person on this project and throughout all the previous years at Cornell has been a profound privilege.

It was a profound privilege to have known and befriended them - their death is an enormous loss". The Canadian foreign affairs minister, John Baird, said two Canadians died in the attack while the US state department said two Americans were killed.

Let's never forgot that helping someone battle their problems in living is a profound privilege deserving of humility.

(Which is one reason so many researchers, therapists, chaplains, or anyone invited into a space of unfiltered expression consider it to be such a profound privilege).

I was born a child of the Fens, in the university city of Cambridge; I spent much of my childhood exploring the wilds of Exmoor in Devon; and now I have the profound privilege of representing the Potteries – "that rugged pot-making spot of earth" – of North Staffordshire.

This year at the World Economic Forum, I had the profound privilege of joining faith leaders to discuss Modern Faith, exploring what religion may look like as we continue deeper into the 21st Century.

The founders were wise, but they were subject to the prevailing wisdoms and possessed of a profound sense of privilege.

"It is a profound honor and privilege to be elected as member of this esteemed Academy that spans the arts and sciences, as crossing these diverse fields has been a passion of my own for my entire career.

We feel a profound sense of privilege to have benefited from Mr. Pearson's warmth and wisdom and extend our heartfelt sympathy to his wife Joanne and daughter Jill Rappaport.

It is a profound responsibility and privilege, a sacred calling.