Sentence examples for privilege of writing from inspiring English sources

About why people make the choices they make, and about the victor's privilege of writing history.

Lucy Mangan For a while I had the privilege of writing the Mad Men recaps for the Guardian.

The privilege of writing to the editor is basic; the product is the hot dish of scrambled eggs that is America.

"Sometimes he has assigned the opinions to himself, but more important are the cases in which he gave up the privilege of writing the opinion in landmark cases in order to secure a shaky majority".

For decades, anthropologists have grappled with questions about whether the idea of race is a valuable concept, and the danger (or for some, the detached privilege) of writing off its significance.

Given the privilege of writing in the Guardian, I have been free to set out opinions with which I know that many of my colleagues and readers have disagreed.

One of the privileges of writing columns like this is that I can say "you" when I mean "I" and pretend that the things I routinely mess up are universal foibles rather than the singular errors of my own stupidity.

To liberate women's intellectual gifts, Scudéry privileges the role of writing.

It's been a full year since I had the privilege of witnessing and writing about Iran's fateful election.

I had the privilege of researching and writing narrative, just as I had done for the Twain CD.

But that is our task, and indeed for those of us who have the privilege of living and writing in the Western world, indeed an important one.