Sentence examples for a privileged point from inspiring English sources

Thanks to much post- Testimony" writing, Shostakovich's Fifth has become a post- Testimonyt of contention.

"But it's a privileged point of view to think that everyone's end goal is to be in that fancy room.

For starters, I didn't want to make it into a social commentary where the viewer or myself was some how looking at it from a privileged point of view where we can pass judgment on the people in the boat.

This is a supremely privileged point of view.

Instead I say, "I think that's a very naïve and privileged point of view".

Her path to this privileged point has been an unusual and interesting one.

I saw a very different story unfold, and saw it from a privileged vantage point.

Irony creates a privileged vantage point from which you can frame and stand aloof from a world you are too savvy to take at face value.

I had a desire for a completely different relationship with the landscape – being involved with it, rather than looking down on it from a privileged vantage point.

The columns and articles collected in this volume are rich with the kind of energy and passion you would expect of someone sharing his experiences from a privileged vantage point.

AS chairman of the Roman Catholic bishops' committee that deals with immigration issues, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio holds a privileged vantage point from which to survey a profound change occurring within the Catholic church in the United States.