Sentence examples for indeed privileged from inspiring English sources
I'm fortunate, indeed privileged, to have just returned from a trip to Tanzania.
Mrs. Wright's tribute to royalty, which might have been construed as an endorsement of the monarchic principle, had been replaced by the simple statement "I was indeed privileged and I am humbly grateful.
A willingness to see and to know is required to become fully aware of the many ways in which we are indeed privileged.
I was indeed privileged to attend this outstanding liberal arts College in the midst of the turbulent '60's, when heated exchanges were the course -- and expectation -- of the day, every day.
That is, we could assume that there is indeed a privileged frame of reference, and that the apparent invariance of the velocity of light is explained by the effects on bodies of their motion through the ether (the Lorentz contraction and time dilation).
I admit that part of the reason I relate to the show is because I am, indeed, a privileged white gay man.
"If government agencies indeed have privileged access to network service providers, any site running only HTTP could conceivably have its traffic misdirected". When the NSA first began infecting computers with malware in 2004, it would do so manually, according to the report.
Indeed, the privileged are trying to finesse the message of serfdom as one that "concerned citizens" seemingly cannot say no to: a falsified image of national economic health that, if ingested by the American consciousness, will prove to be nothing more than caustic gluttony that dehumanizes most members of our society and corrodes our democratic foundation.
When John Wycliffe and Jan Hus lectured the scholars of Oxford and Prague on church Reformation, they enjoyed a privileged, indeed sacred, space.
Indeed, the most privileged white folks lived (and still live) not just outside town, but on the other side of Red Mountain, in well-heeled Mountain Brook.
