Sentence examples for privilege though from inspiring English sources

Owning the place does confer some privilege, though.

Consumers will have to pay slightly more for the privilege though.

Certain other libraries throughout the world share this privilege, though many of them receive their legal deposit only by requesting it.

Colquhoun is mindful of these extremities of privilege, though the real delight of her book lies in the abundance of illuminating and curious facts.

Under the old system, small countries had more votes in the council, in proportion to their populations, than larger ones; that privilege, though still preserved, has now been somewhat watered down (see table).

He has described his new role as "an honour and a privilege", though he has shied away from responsibility in the past, having stood down the post of deputy to De Villiers in limited-overs cricket.

To keep her playing privileges, though, Stuetz has to start earning paychecks.

Bent executives can be forgiven for feeling that the only insider they can trust not to spill the beans is the company lawyer, bound as he is by strict ethics rules and the principle of "attorney-client privilege".Now, though, even this bulwark of confidentiality is under threat.

He does get some privileges, though.

That's the Nashville this show privileges, though — tradition-minded and suspicious of outsiders.

Their counterparts in the city's Public Works Department are given no such privileges, though.