Sentence examples for privileged feeling from inspiring English sources

But this winning hour of song, dance and reminiscence gives you the privileged feeling of watching a star turn from the wings of a big theater.

But as Ms. McKechnie visits personal milestones like "Promises, Promises" and "Company," she gives you the privileged feeling of watching a star, anxieties and all, from the wings of a big theater (65 minutes).

But as Ms. McKechnie visits personal musical milestones like "Promises, Promises" and "Company," she gives you the privileged feeling of watching a star, anxieties and all, from the wings of a big theater (65 minutes).

Thanks for sharing with the world YOUR privileged feelings on playing dress up for a single day, and speaking on behalf of the women who actually live this lifestyle.

Often, it makes you cranky, rather than feeling privileged.

He possessed a rare quality that left family, friends, and business associates feeling privileged to know him.

I'm feeling privileged and dull after watching People Like Us (BBC3), a documentary about the Manchester suburb of Harpurhey.

He talked about feeling privileged to live where you can "sit in the back of the country and make wisecracks".

Their amiable performance also privileged tunefulness and feeling over any sort of complexity, but Ms. Huerta can give even the simple some punch.

It's only now, when I look at the comments on this blog I posted, that I realise I'm privileged in not feeling guilty.

As for me, I opt for the ferry back to Cuxhaven the next day, feeling privileged to have walked out across part of the planet where comparatively few dare to tread.