Sentence examples for having privileges from inspiring English sources

I love having privileges in comedy that 40 years ago I wouldn't have had.

"There are the normal tensions about basketball players having privileges versus how hard it is to essentially have a full-time job," said Mary McCall, a psychology professor and former academic liaison to the team.

Many children in modern society equate parental love with receiving material items or having privileges they did not have to earn.

Having permission to work a plaza means having privileges granted by the police, military, mayors, state governors, the DFS--to smuggle drugs in a certain area without interference from the authorities.

Men have male privilege.[7] Having privilege is not equal to being evil.

They only have privileges and no obligations".

As an 'Ndranghetista, Pesce had privileges.

Those who refuse to work will have privileges withdrawn.

We both completed household tasks, and we both had privileges.

Guests also have privileges at the adjacent Torrey Pines Golf Course.

I'm told that those who have this designation have privileges that other shareholders don't.