Sentence examples for actually a privilege from inspiring English sources

What does being a dadpreneur mean to you? "I love what I do so it's actually a privilege for me to make money from it.

She speaks for them all: "Every time I feel exhausted I remember how hard the incredible teams on the ground work, how much they've sacrificed to be there, and I remember the refugees themselves, how they've lost everything, how resilient and strong they are, how my life is a bed of roses compared to theirs, and that being able to work is actually a privilege".

I think it's actually a privilege to be able to pass as a "fucking faggot," or a "fucking dyke" because the lack of mystery and ambiguity brings no confusion to nobody.

"One of the misconceptions is that having access to clean water is actually a privilege, but it is high time that we started recognizing it as a right of every child to have clean water," added Ibrahim, who serves as the Senate President of the Nigerian Children's Parliament and took part in the Children's World Water Forum in Mexico in March 2006.

In its own way, the commute was actually quite a privilege.

He was nominated by Obama, but Republicans in the Senate actually selected him — a privilege traditionally awarded to the minority party during the appointment process.

Maybe going with the flow isn't annoying advice, but actually, a well-disguised privilege.

It really was a privilege.

For those who wintered and summered it was a privilege to actually own ZG license plates because you knew you were at the right moment in history.

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

It's a privilege really".