Sentence examples for major privilege from inspiring English sources

Being able to vote was this major privilege for me at 18.

But the tap has become a major privilege, as LGBT refugees aren't the only people who get turned away at the public ones.

Apparently he thinks it would save time to combine the two major privileges of citizenship and collect taxes at the polls on Election Day.

Many major research universities privilege research and graduate education over undergraduate teaching.

How was it possible to be so over-indulged, as to find flaws in something that's a major first-world privilege?

Although it's long been the privilege of major American playwrights to wander off the reservation, Mamet has done so more aggressively than most.

Tolstoy was basically accused of writing the equivalent of "Gone with the Wind," a glorification of a lost world of privilege — the major characters are all nobility — whose existence rested on the backs of millions of serfs.

But after the first game, Mike Harkey, who pitched for eight years in the major leagues, had the privilege of doing something for his son that his family members often had to do for him: stand around and wait.

The affair sparked a major row over parliamentary privilege in 2008 after police counterterrorism officers searched Green's Commons office without a warrant when they were investigating 31 Home Office leaks.

But the resurgence of everything Titanic is also fueled by questions of class and privilege — a major theme of the Titanic's reality back then, reinforced and reshaped now, Titanic buffs and scholars say, by the Occupy Wall Street movement and the accompanying discussion of the 99 percent and the 1 percent.

As Major and Gove have observed, privilege often replicates privilege.