Sentence examples for enormously privileged from inspiring English sources
"They're enormously privileged people who've been allowed to develop all their horsepower with no constraints.
At college, I realised how enormously privileged I was, so partly out of a sense of guilt, I joined the Labour party.
"We feel enormously privileged to have both John Malkovich making his London directorial debut … and another great American director Michael Rudman presenting his take on Arthur Miller's classic All My Sons".
Part car, part public service, it's a vehicle that makes its driver feel if not actually famous, then at least enormously privileged, and quite possibly in need of a pair of waterproof pants.
A Hard Day's Night – The Beatles (1964) I feel enormously privileged to be part of the generation that witnessed the magic of the Beatles first hand, and I think A Hard Day's Night connected with my four-year-old self because it was the whole package: an album and a movie.
"It is an enormously privileged position to be in and it is the culmination of two years' work".
I'm in an enormously, incredibly privileged position with the best job in the world.
But let gratitude take over, and now I am thinking what it would be like to have no wheelchair at all, and I feel enormously blessed and privileged to have the one that I have, even with its unsightly tears and its faded seat covers.
The privileged young of "Metropolitan" are the enormously appealing heirs of Holden Caulfield, somewhat older but no less intense and no less racked by the pain of self-discovery.
Thus, issues of who gets to shape the future and policies and practices of human development and their impacts on the Earth System matter enormously, and in many ways, this will be shaped by a privileged few mostly in the west (Calgaro 2010; Dalby 2016).
