Sentence examples for just how privileged from inspiring English sources

It is then you're reminded again of just how privileged we are to have this job, and what a responsibility it is to do it well.

I realize just how privileged I am to have been able to do this.

One reason that I so passionately support Remain is because I know just how privileged and lucky I am.

One of the most infuriating aspects of Rory's character is her inability to recognize just how privileged she is.

I suspect many feminists forget just how privileged "feminism" is, how white, middle-class, and cisgender people have pushed out everyone else.

But Conant's answer still underscores just how privileged New Hampshire voters remain, with the first primary following the Iowa caucuses that typically kick off the election season.

"Most of us, particularly in America, go about our lives and just don't think about how privileged we are and how much suffering there is in the rest of the world," Williams says.

Across the globe, as strong tribal and national ties have weakened, as it has become increasingly evident to even the least privileged nation just how much is possible and just how little has been achieved, a desire takes shape that has all the elements of the American dream.

They were words that stayed with me, and as I shared Shane's research and tools around the world, I've been privileged to see just how much change these ripples are capable of creating.

And yes, you do wonder how someone can teach at Harvard and not see just how many of the students come from privileged backgrounds.

However, for many Brits the single most important thing he was photographed doing this year was when he was captured eating a hot dog with a knife and fork  — perhaps less a sign of his admittedly privileged upbringing than an indication of just how image conscious British politics has become (see also: Ed Miliband).