Sentence examples for consider the privilege from inspiring English sources

Many tournaments, Ms. Taps said, consider the privilege of seeing the world's greatest players up close reward enough.

As we think about care, technology, cures, quality of life and saving the world – we have to consider the privilege we bring to the table.

I'd started a small business when my twin daughters, now 16, were four, and this allowed me what I consider the privilege of having as much time as I wanted.

He did not consider the privilege concerning money bills as of any consequence.

In the latter most recent case, the trial judge considered the privilege obsolete and inapplicable, and said in proceedings, "the privilege did not apply indeed ... it is unthinkable in modern times that, in circumstances such as they are in this case, it should".

Consider the comparative privilege of the white artist, whose experiences are received as "universal," even if that artist chooses to assume the guise of the other.

Lacking resources makes students recognize larger systemic shortcomings, which I had little awareness of; it made me consider the dubious privilege of political ignorance that I had experienced as a teen.

The clinic said it would face "irreparable harm" if the law were to be enforced because hospitals have not said either when or if they will consider the admitting privileges.

Whether marriage is same‐sex, or between a man and a woman, it is critical to consider the fiduciary privileges a legally recognized marriage affords, so you and your spouse can be prepared for whatever the future may bring.

I consider it the privilege of a lifetime".

Speaking in the room where ten years before Steve Jobs launched the iPod – the music player which revived Apple's fortunes and helped it gain a dominant position in consumer electronics – Cook said that "I consider it the privilege of a lifetime to have worked here almost 14 years".