Sentence examples for privilege of reading from inspiring English sources

On Sunday afternoons, seniors were granted the privilege of reading quietly in Wharton's library.

Without a doubt, it is the finest publication I have had the privilege of reading.

But at least you have the privilege of reading them on more screens, right?

(I've actually had the privilege of reading the new novels by Carey and Ford, which are both nuanced, historical, marvelous).

But the Wall Street Journal has found that more than a million subscribers are quite happy to pay for the privilege of reading online.

I went there every day and had the privilege of reading Milton, and a lot of academic writing about Milton, so I would know my material.

I recently had the privilege and pleasure of reading a wonderful new book entitled From Enemy to Friend, probably the first of its kind to appear in many years, about Jewish Wisdom and the Pursuit of Peace, which is actually the subtitle of the book.

"Many of the white male artists across the 20th century have the privilege of being read on multiple levels, while others – be they women or artists from other parts of the world – tend to be reduced to one conservative reading.

The future is… handing over all of your money to Amazon, for the privilege of being read by a few early adopters?

Having had the privilege to read some of the stories as well as be a contributor, moving is an understatement.

A year ago, David Norris, an independent member of the Irish Senate, used parliamentary privilege to read aloud the names of bondholders, including several London financial institutions, before he was ruled out of order.