Sentence examples for We have privileged from inspiring English sources

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

When communicating freely in this way, we see one another as subjects, as persons whose thoughts are our own — thoughts to which we have privileged access and are attempting to communicate.

In the results presented in the following section, we have privileged a value of ϱ = 3.5, which corresponds to 40 clusters.

So if we have privileged knowledge of our own thoughts, we can infer a priori that one's external environment contains some natural kind, or there exists apart from oneself a community of speakers.

If they can't look to physicians as people who are decidedly and decisively committed to walking alongside them no matter what and not trying to get rid of their suffering by getting rid of them, then we have privileged the desires of the few in a way that does great injustice to the desires of many, the many that physicians have a particular obligation to serve and to be in solidarity with.

"What we've cared most about, and what I do think we have privileged, is the artists' own voices.

In the course of an European Program (STREP RESCUE) aiming at studying the repair of spinal cord with stem cells, we had privileged access to spinal cords of brain-dead patients who agreed to donate their bodies for therapeutic and scientific purposes.

Agentialists generally allow that we may have privileged access to such attitudes, through some observational process.

Boghossian's puzzle concerns how we could have privileged access to our relationally-defined mental states.

We would still have a port and an airport, and we would still have privileged geographical access to a pivotal maritime point which is the Straits of Gibraltar.

He stressed that we do not have privileged access to our beliefs and desires.