Sentence examples for you're privileged from inspiring English sources

Maybe you speak French not because you're privileged; you're privileged because you speak French.

I think that's more when you're privileged, you know?

She's just as pointed on "High Low Middle," which begins: "When you're privileged you don't even know you're privileged/When you're not, you know".

Even when you're privileged, as I am, and move of your own free will, as I did, you feel it.

If you're privileged you can then go home and watch bad TV or reinforce your grumpiness with equally grumpy friends.

"If you're privileged to have the wealth, this is a great sport, an incredible thing, to be involved in," Zito said.

Yes, you are privileged and you should use your gifts to help others around the world.

It was taught in independent schools that you are privileged, but this was also tinged with a hint of snobbery.

If you get to be a convivial, and you do quickly if you are the right sort, you are privileged to call him Zambezi Jack.

This is a private experience: as a private house you are privileged to visit and as an event requiring personal space and time.

"If it did something for your psychology to wear one, you were privileged to wear one," the chief scientific adviser, Dr. Wright H. Langham, told Atomic Energy colleagues in a secret briefing afterward.