Sentence examples for privileged this from inspiring English sources

You feel hugely honoured and privileged; this is a glimpse into an understanding of ourselves that no one has seen.

Quite so, and if its insane cost of living makes London a closed shop to all but the most privileged, this will only get worse.

Although in this case, the test set was generated in the analogous way as for training, which makes it a little bit privileged, this type of test set is a very good illustration of the virtual screening experiment, where large libraries of chemical structures are evaluated.

There is also a problem of medication abuse among families who are a little less privileged; this is the feeling that I have".

In summary, whilst we have a very clear negative duty to avoid harm and not to take advantage (unjustly) of the least privileged, this is perhaps less stringently applied in terms of individual agency, which requires only negative duties of pursuing reform and positive duties of aid.

I was privileged this past week to deliver commencement addresses for Bastyr University on their campuses in San Diego, and Seattle, to a combined audience of several thousand, celebrating the graduation of hundreds of students receiving various bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees in the health professions.

How we choose to use the momentum of this moment to propel us forward to better days ahead is the privileged opportunity this moment provides us as Americans.

Lee Elliot Major, research and policy director of the Sutton Trust, a charity that promotes social mobility through education, said the intake of the most selective universities was "increasingly privileged … This is to the exclusion of children from average backgrounds, not just those from the poorest households".

Fewer and fewer seem privileged with this second kind.

"And we were all there to witness it, to be privileged by this artisan!

Patricians, still privileged in this area, were probably allowed to stand for these offices two years earlier.