Sentence examples for privilege of listening from inspiring English sources

You, the listener, were afforded the privilege of listening in.

Poor music students have the privilege of listening to classical m music records.

Americans pay between eight and ten million dollars a year for the privilege of listening to lectures by celebrities.

I resent that I am forced to break copyright laws just for the privilege of listening before I buy.

Those attending pay hundreds of dollars — Novak refuses to say how much — for the privilege of listening to public officials speak and answer questions off the record.

Young New Yorkers without neckties or profits were on stage pleading for money for their start-ups, and the place was packed with venture capitalists paying $1,000 apiece for the privilege of listening to them.

We use our safe positions of privilege to listen.

The National Consultative Committee for Ethical Issues (CCNE) issued a severe statement on June 28th, 2007 denouncing a mechanism, which "privileges counting technical acts to the detriment of listening to patients or time-consuming precise physical exams, leading to considering many patients as "unprofitable", particularly in general medicine, psychiatric, gerontology or pediatric units".

Those who know Donna have not only had the privilege of watching her work, they have also had the pleasure of listening to her talk.

"I had the privilege to listen to some of the residents share their life stories.

As professor Steve Field, the GP with the dubious privilege of conducting the listening exercise, reported back yesterday, Mr Clegg proclaimed victory for taming competition, while Mr Cameron let it be known that he had salvaged the substance of the Conservative vision by retaining the stress on choice.