Sentence examples for thought the privilege from inspiring English sources

"I always thought the privilege of being gay is that we don't have to get married or go in the Army," he said.

The director John Waters used to say, "I always thought the privilege of being gay was that you didn't have to get married or go into the Army".

Or as the filmmaker John Waters once said: "I always thought the privilege of being gay is that we don't have to get married or go in the Army".

The Times article quoted the filmmaker John Waters, who said, "I always thought the privilege of being gay is that we don't have to get married or go in the Army".

There is a widespread recognition of the damage Fred Goodwin caused - and I think the privilege of a knighthood is a privilege you should only continue to enjoy if you haven't done such damage to the British economy".

There went more than $3,000 in out-of-pocket medical expenses that could have been paid using pretax dollars set aside in an H.S.A. Ugh! BARBARA TAYLOR COMMENT I was at a party for a friend of mine, a Wall Street guy, in the early '80s, and remarked that I didn't mind paying taxes because I thought that the privilege of living in America was worth it.

I also had to think about the privilege I have as a citizen; our undocumented friends and family did not have an opportunity to vote in an election that would alter their lives.

She said agency officials failed to explain why they think the deliberative process privilege should be invoked.

Sentiment focuses on a person's exterior, whereas art, he thought, privileges the interior, the soul, the seat of desire.

More as a bureaucratic entity that is quite useful in everyday life – just think about the privileges that come with the status of being a "European consumer".

AP: I think the artists I had the privilege of working with were an influence on my records and I think you're right to say that each successive album was influenced by the previous one.