Sentence examples for considered it a privilege from inspiring English sources
Clark, in a statement Tuesday, said he considered it a "privilege to be in a position to work more closely with Michael Weiner".
Mr. Cervantes said that the early inhabitants of the city considered it a privilege to be chosen as sacrifices, but the remains of those found showed that they did not necessarily go willingly -- their hands were tied behind their backs.
His father considered it "a privilege and a stewardship for which the price... was farming," but that price — the sleepless frenzy of lambing, the horrors of maggot-infested tails, the hopelessness of the financial situation — became greater than he was willing to bear, and he returned to London.
Jaques added: "I've thoroughly enjoyed my time playing cricket for New South Wales and Australia and have always considered it a privilege.
Like his fellow Monuments Men, Keller considered it a privilege to represent his country to preserve the freedom of creative expression by artists just as he did preserving the greatest examples of what artists before him had created.
"I consider it a privilege," he said.
Ms. duPont considers it a privilege to work on material she loves.
"I consider it a privilege to have played alongside him through most of my career," he wrote in his column.
I've been asked why I consider it a privilege to be present when temporal death takes place.
So when a rapper like Ludacris considers it a privilege to work with a man like DJ Premier, it can't escape notice.
Make no mistake, Penn State will not forget Joe Paterno; many in State College, Pa., would still consider it a privilege to stand the disgraced statue in their backyards.
