Sentence examples for privilege to think from inspiring English sources

Speaking with Dennis Goodwin of the First World War Veterans Associationn, Allingham said, "It is a shock as well as a privilege to think that I am the only man alive from that original reorganisation when the RAF was formed".

"I think it takes a particular mentality of privilege or superiority to think that you're allowed to be personally cruel to another person who you don't even know.

Being an at-risk youth means not always having the privilege and perspective to think strategically.

"It's very wrong to think privilege deters art," she said, bristling at the suggestion that her advantages don't align with most people's image of a newly minted filmmaker.

Amid the celebrations and reflections on a century of producing cars synonymous with wealth and privilege, it is sobering to think that the legendary automaker almost did not make it.

In both cases I'm more than happy to pay; in part for the privilege of not having to think and search, but also for the tantalising prospect of discovering something I didn't know I was looking for.

The privilege of not having to think about race.

This is in part because the nature of privilege is that you don't have to think deeply about your privilege if you don't want to.

In the now classic model of a Mitt-ism, Romney stumbles his way into a painfully candid expression of what he really seems to think about wealth, privilege and economics.

This book pushed me to think about my privilege and its relative position in this world.

Before Tom Robinson's trial begins, Scout and Jem haven't had to think much about racial privilege in their town.