Sentence examples for privilege of selecting from inspiring English sources

The curator, Declan Kiely, the head of the Morgan's Literary and Historical Manuscripts department, along with that division's assistant curator, Clara Drummond, had the privilege of selecting from the world's largest institutional collection of Austen manuscripts and letters for the museum's first Austen show in more than a quarter of a century.

I had the privilege of being selected as a judge and, as such, spent the third and final day on campus interacting with these students, listening to their presentations and providing feedback.

"The term 'meritocracy' — or success based on merit rather than heritage, wealth, or social status — wasn't even coined yet," Kaplan writes, "and the methods of selecting students based on talent, not privilege, were still evolving".

The free publication of information that was the privilege of a select few to own until a few years ago is a Very Good Thing.

In this scenario, the wiki or blog owner(s)/Administrator(s) enforce, check, and limit wiki and blog registration and editing privileges to selected, well-defined, and verifiable special interest groups or communities of users.

Our discussion of selected indigenous rights, entitlements, or privileges among the Ubang and Igbo is centered on five themes, namely: socio-economic, political, personal security, reproductive, and sexual rights.

Still, nothing concentrates the mind quite like the spectacle of stars glamorously gathered for the privilege of having a select few invidiously singled out while the unchosen smile oh-so-sincerely for the cameras.

Individuals generally pay higher premiums for the privilege of being able to select doctors or hospitals outside the network, Mr. Cuomo said.

However, the residential self-selection hypothesis is challenged for a number of reasons including the arguments that that at least in some societies a large percentage of people do not have the privilege to self-select their residence and the built environment may have a significant influence on a person's travel attitude.

This privilege, afforded to select agents and editors, is deeply embedded in the infrastructure and woven into the economic fabric of the publishing industry.

But some Tony insiders must fill out an application form and be selected for the privilege of paying up to $675 a ticket.