Sentence examples for an exceptional privilege from inspiring English sources

Abi says it was "an exceptional privilege" to watch her in the early stages: "The extraordinary thing is how quickly that voice was there".

"He regards his work with the RAF search and rescue force as having been an exceptional privilege and the duke wanted to make his own contribution to the outstanding work of the air ambulance service".

As a venture investor, I have the duty and the exceptional privilege of living in the future.

Badinter and Pisier are women of exceptional privilege and influence in Paris's intellectual circles.

When Baldwin became prime minister in 1935, he persisted in excluding Churchill from office but gave him the exceptional privilege of membership in the secret committee on air-defense research, thus enabling him to work on some vital national problems.

This funding gives the BBC exceptional privileges and we have a responsibility to ensure this money is spent well.

The hidalgos enjoyed some exceptional privileges and were dependent on rents or offices.

The Italians had acquired exceptional privileges in the ports because they supplied the indispensable naval aid and shipping essential to regular contact with Europe.

Above all else, within its cellular domain, neoplasia is sanctioned as an exceptional problem-solving agency granted privilege through its exclusive self-referential participant/observer status.

"He was an exceptional constituency MP & it was a privilege to work with him taking the Wales Bill through Parliament when he was Shadow SoS for Wales.

"I know I have this privilege to grow such an exceptional product in one of the last traditional, indigenous olives groves of the Mediterranean," Georgiadis told me.