Sentence examples for privileged times from inspiring English sources

Another Kew graduate was there and we had a brief time before the start reminiscing about our privileged times as students in such a wonderful establishment.

The first of March, and we're going to see a game between Celtic and a side that isn't Rangers that could feasibly be termed a 'title decider.' What privileged times in which we live.

An incredibly privileged time.

"This really is a very exciting and privileged time for us".

Looking to return to the security of that metaphysically privileged time, some of us evade the responsibilities of freedom by choosing to remain children, that is, to submit to the authority of others.

We live in a privileged time and place in human history, a moment when we can productively harness the benefits of technology to uplift man and his welfare, and not destroy or terrorize him.

And actually it was a very privileged time.

Solveig described the sessions as fun and labeled them a "privileged time".

But we still need a privileged time of the day to go deeper into the news that is happening around us.

The importance is to establish a quality management system, allocate privileged time for it and ensure a reasonable cost load for healthcare organizations.

It's nice to learn about the nuptials of the privileged, but Times readers would benefit from learning about a more representative sampling of weddings in our diverse city.