Sentence examples for a privileged view from inspiring English sources
His was very much a privileged view.
No one had a privileged view.
"For the prurient there will be a privileged view in his psychological makeup.
Douglas had a privileged view of her ankles, which were crossed and not at all blue.
Soon, Firas had secured a privileged view of official America, translating documents at the Republican Palace, in the Green Zone.
Büchner's talent for clinical, clear-eyed observation gave him a privileged view of the rise of the citizen and the fall of the ancien régime.
Arendt quotes Brecht's explanation: " 'If the ruling classes,' says he, 'permit a small crook to become a great crook, he is not entitled to a privileged position in our view of history.' " In effect, Brecht was blaming the capitalist system for Hitler; he diminishes Hitler and, for that matter, the passions of Nazism in order to derive them as a function of class relations.
In the same way it seems a bit rich (literally) for residents of Richmond to complain that a building project in a part of east London that needs all the economic stimulus it can get is spoiling a particularly privileged view of St Paul's.
Secondly, inpatient investigations are, in general, processed rapidly if requested directly by the referring specialist, and as such they may have a slightly privileged view of the process.
"Friends shows us a very privileged view of American life it's all about getting along, helping one another out, and essentially being in the same boat... Some British people still believe that is America, when it's a complete myth".
"Friends shows us a very privileged view of American life it's all about getting along, helping each other out, and essentially being in the same boat...Some British people still believe that is America, when it's a complete myth".
