Sentence examples for privilege reading from inspiring English sources

There were times when I dreaded writing this review, not because Latest Readings makes me sad (though it does), but because it reminds me what a joyful privilege reading can be.

You can read the full article here – these stories are life-affirming, and sad, and funny and it feels a real privilege read them.

Don't get me wrong, I'm incredibly grateful that my voice can be heard in these outlets, but I'm also painfully aware that millions more people, and especially people (men) with privilege, read The Washington Post than The Huffington Post blog pages.

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.

The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness by Graham Caveney This memoir is not out yet but I have had the privilege of reading it – Picador publish it next year.

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.

If you haven't yet had the privilege of reading The Humans by Matt Haig, then you may find the central concept to be a little blah.