Sentence examples for every privilege from inspiring English sources

London's political clout draws to it every privilege.

As with every privilege, this one comes bedecked with responsibilities.

He added, "They are fiercely protective of every privilege they get".

"You have had every privilege," she said, "and in a way it's a disadvantage".

The ties of tradition — along with the pressure to appear grateful for every privilege of public life — are too strong.

His philosophy was reflected in his 1973 song "Declaration": "I declare a permanent state of happiness and the right of everyone to every privilege.

The plan, approved on Monday by the Board of Aldermen, allows the mayor to keep his title while stripping him of virtually every mayoral privilege or power.

The writer Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, who shared a mistress with the Prince of Wales, said of Brown's relationship with Victoria that there was "no doubt of his being allowed every conjugal privilege".

If Europe's religious organisations want to keep some of the influence they now wield over education, and over society as a whole, they will need to learn to make tactical retreats, rather than insist on every inherited privilege and perk.

This is not easy as a man in a male-dominated society because it means you have to question every single privilege men have vis-à-vis women.

Remember, every adult privilege carries ten responsibilities.