Sentence examples for like a privilege from inspiring English sources

It felt like a privilege to be there".

Precisely when is getting up at 7.20am going to stop feeling like a privilege?

They prepared "their girls" inside and out, and it felt like a privilege to watch.

This time, however, it feels like a privilege to peep behind the curtains.

Western Newfoundland felt like a privilege for a Londoner weary from the stresses of 2016.

It's a religious experience, and it feels like a privilege to be in their presence.

"Just getting signed to a record label in itself seemed like such a privilege," says Rothman, a genial man who never quite stops smiling.

"It felt like such a privilege to be able to hear about the readouts from some of those measurements in a group of no more than a dozen undergraduates," Mr. Gore said.

Never having had traditional lessons to unlearn (unlike Picasso, with his incessant industry of demolishing and reconstructing the inherited language of painting), Matisse innovated on something like whim — a privilege, without guidelines or guarantees, for which he paid a steep toll in anxiety.

NO ONE likes to lose a privilege, especially one that brings in money.

Passing, like prettiness, is a privilege; passing, like prettiness, can also be a peril, if someone believes we are deceiving them.