Sentence examples for like privileged from inspiring English sources

There are lots of people out there who'd like privileged access to your unpublished results, and your boss, not you, is the one person who should decide what detail, if any, you share with them.

As we sat at Mrs. Hieu's restaurant, though, feeling like privileged house guests, that future seemed very distant.

Backals 2 Weaver Street Scarsdale (914) 722-4508 VERY GOOD THE SPACE Main room provides high drama; balcony tables feel like privileged perches; upholstered banquettes invite more casual dining in the mezzanine bar and lounge.

Today it isn't buccaneers who come visiting, it's lawyers specialising in intellectual property; but as we clambered off our yacht on to pangas - motorised dinghies that sliced through the turquoise brine - we felt less like privileged tourists and more like free-spirited explorers.

For example, after seeing the factory workers in the Chinese plant in The Last Train, the factory workers in the GM plant in Bogner/Reichert's The Last Truck seem like privileged gods: SUVs, suburban homes, and time to hug and joke with each other.

In 1945 he wrote to a friend that while he liked the privileged young men he was meeting at Middlebury College, where he received his naval training, he could not stomach their attitude toward life.

Reaching for and being with the stars is to aim for something less finite, more god-like, more privileged.

I feel like a privileged insider when he does this, but I realize he is most likely saying similar things to them about me, so I don't trust him.

But it wouldn't be just folks like me, privileged refugees.

It could pay for their living costs so they could intern like their privileged counterparts.

She inhabits her character with precision and authority, making us feel like humble, privileged trespassers in an exotic world.