Sentence examples for its privilege from inspiring English sources
"its privilege" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a special right, honor, or advantage that someone possesses. For example: "It was a great honor to receive such a prestigious award - its privilege."
We can hence conclude that a large segment of basketball fans who say they detest Duke -- and who may consciously believe they detest Duke -- actually secretly or subconsciously adore it and its privilege.
The conservative commentariat does not want to be asked to check its privilege – but it's time to take a lesson from the internet and listen for a change.
That the chief whip is a good man with an unquivering gaze has been taken as proof of his innocence.At a time when the old Etonian Boris Johnson rides the crest of a populist wave, the media reaction has not been shaped by the government's poshness per se, but by how it has handled its privilege.
RootSmart works very similarly to a proof-of-concept app built by Jon Oberheide, by "dynamically fetching the GingerBreak root exploit from a remote server and then executing it to escalate its privilege".
And while that goes on, that tiny minority that controls everything continues to horde its power and its privilege, and it continues to dictate to the rest of us what we can and cannot do, who we can and cannot be.
I completely understand the public relations value and the legislation influencing significance of having a multi-starred, combat-decorated veteran in the top spot at VA, but I don't believe that rank hath its privilege when it comes to the daily operations of the vast complex of VA facilities and services.
It guarded its privileges, its secrets; it tried desperately to remain "professional".
Despite the abandonment of some of its privileges, it did not harm the US leadership position in the world.
Membership may have its privileges but it also comes with a bill that more and more can't afford.
The family legacy comes with its privileges, but it can also distract from the work he does now with Muhl.
The company was criticized in Parliament as a monopoly, and it lost many of its privileges in the 17th century.
