Sentence examples for that we privileged from inspiring English sources

For example, as measured by per capita per year, over 3,500,000,000 humans - nearly half of the world - use less than 10% of the electricity that we privileged Americans do.

Lessing used her 2007 Nobel Prize acceptance speech to make an impassioned argument for the value of books -- treasure troves of information that we privileged members of the developed world take for granted.

Some philosophers have argued that we have privileged and direct access to our inner selves.

"I realised that these ridiculous working hours are something that not just we privileged film-makers suffer from.

I believed everything she said: that our house was elegant, that we were privileged, that we were rich but secretly so.

All of us are acutely aware that we are privileged to live here.

I have to admit that we were privileged, as my grandfather was kind of a first among equals.

Marc Vasquez, 58, said after casting his ballot in Fresno: "The recall is something that we're privileged to have in this state.

Arthur C. Clarke, after looking at some of these photographs, wrote in a foreword to Mr. Benson's 2003 book ("Beyond: Visions of the Interplanetary Probes," Abrams), "These images serve as a spectacular reaffirmation that we are privileged to live in the greatest age of exploration the world has ever known".

Almost the last expression that we were privileged to see on the face of Nicolae Ceausescu, as he stood on a balcony in Bucharest, in 1989, facing a quarrelsome throng, was one not of determined ire but of purest incomprehension.* The logic of his life had drained away.

All of us will miss him greatly--he leaves a great void in our hearts--but we will always be grateful that he was blessed with a long and healthy life, and that we were privileged to share a portion of it with him.