Sentence examples for much of a privilege from inspiring English sources

At that point it really hit me how remote and rare that ecosystem is and how much of a privilege it was to be able to work there.

I can't stress how much of a privilege it is to be in a position to spew the contents of my warped mind onto one of the most popular and respected news sites in the world, as and when I like.

It's a reminder every day as to how much of a privilege it is to work with people who are so incredible, and how lucky I am".

So when I met with The Atlantic and Emerson Collective teams to learn about the next phase of investment and growth, I already knew how much of a privilege it would be to join them.

Living in Glacier National Park now, I've started to realize how much of a privilege living and working in the National Parks is.

Whenever I'm lifting a $4 latte to my mouth, I'm keenly aware and vaguely embarrassed about how much of a privilege that is.

Our "eyes and ears" are told by those elected powers they need to ask questions that follow guidelines, stay within boundaries established by the elected powers and always remember how much of an "honor and privilege" it is for journalists to be allowed to ask questions of the president and his staff.

Tim points out to Michael D how much of an honor and a privilege it is to design for someone who's not a size 6.

Unlike the US, Japan and Korea, where golf is a sport of the leisured middle class, in China high membership fees, equipment costs and associated expenditures make it very much a privilege of the rich.

The added emphasis on the Due Process Clause also afforded the Court an opportunity to compensate for its earlier nullification of much of the privileges or immunities clause of the Amendment.

Other than being the father of twins, Anakin Skywalker, born a slave, with extraordinary abilities (the "best pilot in the galaxy"), has almost nothing in common with Bush, born to privilege and not much of an advertisement for the notion of a natural aristocracy.