Sentence examples for real privileges from inspiring English sources
Citizens made freemen gain no real privileges today but they do receive a scroll to mark their status and the pride the city has in them.
"Years ago, it was quite the thing to have one, and it entitled you to all sorts of unofficial but real privileges," said Assemblywoman Joan Quigley, a Democrat from Jersey City who has submitted legislation to stop the practice.
Charters were granted to groups of nobles in almost every province of France. Louis bought the support of the clergy by similar means; but whereas they gained for the church some real privileges, the use of ambiguous formulas made the baronial charters virtually worthless.
The present may be specious, but it confers real privileges, which a particular reading of the past can sustain or undermine.
It's been a real privilege covering it.
A real privilege to interpret for him this evening.
It's a real privilege," she said this morning.
"They understand that the real privilege of leadership is to help society".
The real privilege that I have is that I just deal with my editor, David.
I consider it a real privilege to be able to eat this way now.
