Sentence examples for considered a privilege from inspiring English sources

Voting should be considered a privilege.

Being an Ebony model is considered a privilege.

Being a waiter there is considered a privilege, not a gap-year adventure.

Next-day delivery is considered a privilege to pay through the roof for.

How can I say that is so when, these days, staying at home with your kids is considered a privilege?

But he said the action was also intended to "make sure that health care is not considered a privilege of the fortunate few, but as a basic human right.

Whatever I've done, whatever I do now, I consider a privilege.

I vote because I was brought up when voting was considered a great privilege, worth dying for.

Leaving patients ignorant of their disease and outside the realm of decision-making was considered a therapeutic privilege and done in order to "protect" the patient from news which he or she did not or should not know in order to keep them from grief which could cause them more harm than good.

Mary objects to the comparison of a "human rights" issue with "socialized medicine": "Is there any issue that doesn't lead liberals back to lunch counters?" (Can't health care too be considered a "right, not a privilege"?).

Clark, in a statement Tuesday, said he considered it a "privilege to be in a position to work more closely with Michael Weiner".