Sentence examples for so privileged that from inspiring English sources

Wittgenstein, the older by 13 years, came from a family so privileged that when its members chose to hear music, visiting artists would use one of their palace's six grand pianos.

The animosity toward the rules keeper is fueled by the suspicion that she (and in American life, the regulator is inevitably coded feminine, whatever his or her sex) is the agent of people so privileged that they don't need to fight, people who can dominate more decisively when the rules are decorous.

I feel so privileged that they've trusted me with this story.

As a result of this, I feel so privileged that they've given me the opportunity to travel.

I do brides and I am so privileged to do that because it's a very important day of a women's life.

Oliver, whose wife is expecting their third child, grasps this urgency, for all that he is so privileged, for all that he owns - if my eyes do not deceive me - an Aston Martin (I saw it when, as preparation for our meeting, I visited the Essex farm where he lives, and where he shot his bucolic At Home series).

There was also an inner shame associated with disposal of embryos because many infertile couples, at one time considered their peers, are not so privileged to even make that decision: " Discarding is too "Mottainai" considering waste of all the hardships attaining it and inconsiderate to those patients who could not even reach that point of having embryos".

Somewhere in the United States, he thinks, there must be a group that's both so privileged and so socially insulated that it's growing taller.

I'm so respectful and feel so privileged to be part of that conversation, because being a parent is really scary and we're just doing the best we can.

"I'm so proud and so privileged to be part of something that's become musical history," Mr. Sancious said.

"I was so privileged, and I knew that at the time," says Collins. "But I feel even more privileged now".