Sentence examples for privilege of telling from inspiring English sources

Knowing that, it made sense for me to concede that the policeman had an advantage: he was going to have the privilege of telling our story.

Details of the deal were not released, but Dreamworks are likely to have paid handsomely for the privilege of telling King's story.

So, as you take a break for Christmas, what would you say to your colleagues if you had the pope's privilege of telling them exactly what you think?

#CadaanStudies challenges us to continuously ask the question: Who is granted the privilege of telling these narratives and why?

Why would anyone not seize at once, with both hands, the immense privilege of telling stories, when it's so easy to achieve?

Now that I am on the inside, the love has only increased, but there's also a sense of awe at the privilege of helping tell its story.

I'm angry that it leaves me resolutely unenlightened, that it shows me not one fresh thing about the world or my life, and that we're being asked to pay £17.99 for the privilege of being told this is literature.

Unless you're paying $40,000 over the course of four years for the privilege of being told to read, you will not read.

Unless you're paying £27,000 over the course of three years for the privilege of being told to read a book, you will not read a book.

This, my friend, is because you have overwhelming privilege in that situation – the privilege of mainstream society telling you that you are normal and that the trans person is an oddity to be examined.

"These union bosses that are acting like thugs as they are leading some of their good union members down a road that will ultimately result in, unfortunately, somebody getting hurt, if you believe the death threats that are being received by those that just happen to support amending some collective bargaining privileges of state unions," Palin told Fox News' Sean Hannity.