Sentence examples for privilege of voting from inspiring English sources

He's delighted to have the "privilege" of voting for female bishops today.

Unlike the ruling class, he didn't have the privilege of voting for a political program.

"Of course, not all of them will have the privilege of voting against Mike Bloomberg in the next election".

Hey Stable Genius, I heard you told some folks that you gave them the "privilege" of voting for you.

He further informed them that "you are so lucky that I gave you that privilege" of voting for him.

For those with the privilege of voting in such an historic day, I implore you not to let apathy rule, and to use your vote so we can be proud of the country we all call home.

Moreover, his words from the bench denigrates, for all Americans, the value, privilege, and responsibility of voting.

They have the privilege of occasionally voting for weak local "governments" run by one of the Palestinian factions, Hamas or Fatah, but in neither case do those rulers exercise effective sovereignty.

Aside from the fines, both schools were stripped of voting privileges in all league matters, effective immediately.

Typically it means jail time, maybe a big fine, the loss of voting privileges, a permanent black mark on one's reputation.

The student newspaper published an editorial calling Furry Boi's election "a travesty". "It's a shocking display of privilege to vote for a squirrel over candidates who have actual plans to help students who need it," the Daily Californian said.