Sentence examples for few privileges from inspiring English sources

Necessary for the continuation of ancient priesthoods, patricians had few privileges other than reduced military obligations.

But unlike some other celebrity haunts, fame has few privileges at the shop, Bicycle Habitat.

One of the few privileges of very old age was that you were allowed to say exactly what you thought, even to strangers.

The shuttle was one of the few privileges of living on the base, which was also a compensation for our out-of-the-way location.

"They simply decide it isn't a life they want to live .There are ways of reducing deaths among long-term prisoners, but unfortunately, they tend to mean eroding the few privileges that make their lives bearable.

Nor are they disturbed that Muhammad had more than four wives: why should God not give his prophet a few privileges?" Muhammad ultimately took back Mecca and reclaimed the Kabah, still the destination for the Muslim pilgrimage.

Just as corporate officers now get stock options, slave-ship officers received the extra compensation of a few "privilege" slaves they were permitted to buy, transport and sell for their own profit.

The more commonplace a device you became, the fewer privileges you had".

Violent offenders, like Mr. Trantino, have fewer privileges during their stay than nonviolent offenders.

But there are fewer still open to the 520,000 long-term Palestinian residents of Syria, who in practice are afforded fewer privileges by Middle Eastern countries.

If so, he will spend more time in solitary and enjoy fewer privileges than those under the most restrictive measures at Guantánamo.