Sentence examples for Privileged knowledge from inspiring English sources

She has the privileged knowledge of the inspired, not the earned knowledge of the experienced.

The creator of an artifact, by virtue of having made the object, has privileged knowledge about its intended function.

It inheres in his attitude toward experience, a knowingness that knows better than to claim privileged knowledge for the poet or his surrogates.

Anyway, I have no privileged knowledge of Dorsey planning to leave anything on any of the buses he used to say he took to work in San Francisco.

Healthcare communities will need to be fully acknowledged as "co-producers", and their knowledge accorded a proper priority alongside the "privileged" knowledge of professionals, officials and elected members.

He is above all lonely -- in his intellectual superiority, in his isolating royal stature, in his privileged knowledge of the crimes against his father.

Kashf, (Arabic: "uncovering," "revelation"), in Sufism (i.e., Islamic mysticism), the privileged inner knowledge that mystics acquire through personal experience and direct vision of God.

Those by virtue of their network position have privileged knowledge-sharing opportunities and thereby access to new knowledge (Wasserman and Faust, 1994).

It's a boon to catch shows like these, which celebrate what has possibly become privileged musical knowledge, akin to jazz's cavernous artist legacies.

Alan McNee turns to writing by Victorian British climbers to reposition their experience as embodied movement and privileged subject knowledge.

However, even if this is sufficient to disarm the argument that externalism is incompatible with privileged self-knowledge, this still falls short of identifying the mechanisms that make such knowledge possible.