Sentence examples for privileges of both from inspiring English sources

Later, Beckett allowed Katharine the rare privileges of both dramatising his novella, Company, in 1987 (Tim Pigott-Smith's production of this won a Fringe First at Edinburgh and subsequently toured to London, Dublin and America) and attending some of his rehearsals for London productions of his plays, chiefly those involving Billie Whitelaw.

It is the privilege of history both to be wise after an event and to assess another's actions with the benefit of hindsight.

It is time to fully decolonialise travel regimes and end the discriminatory privileging of both wealth and whiteness.

I'm humbled to have had the privilege of both founding and presiding over what is easily one of the greatest communities to ever grace the web".

I have the privilege of both.

For younger, urbanised Pakistanis, as for their Indian counterparts, political dynasties are so last century: a Gujarati taxi driver told an Indian friend of mine that Rahul Gandhi is "a puppy still suckling his mother's milk, who hasn't yet learned even to bark!" But the flipside of dynastic privilege, on both sides of the border, is assassination, generation after generation.

I thus had the rare privilege of seeing both sides.

They just might spend regional prices for the perverse privilege of booing both sides.

"Having had the privilege of playing both for my country here in the U.S. and for Manchester City F.C. in England, I could not have hoped for a more tailor-made opportunity in soccer," Reyna said.

This book and film is an attempt to make sense of what I've been through while expressing the qualities of myself and many of my colleagues: the desire to connect and communicate, the deep feelings and emotions we experience, the privilege of witnessing both the intimate and worldly dramas of life, and finally a statement about how we navigate such a complex and challenging lifestyle".

They enjoy both the privileges of Britain's old, centralised order and the lighter parliamentary responsibilities of its increasingly federal replacement.