Sentence examples for available privilege from inspiring English sources

The pathological "either/or" of postructuralism―-which holds that if anyone anywhere is experiencing a selectively available privilege, everyone everywhere must fight to eradicate rather than dramatically expand that privilege both renders the future of the presently disadvantaged indiscernible and counter-intuitively seeks to enlist the presently advantaged in their own future unhappiness.

Therefore, he said, the limited privilege available to journalists was not available.

And access to treatment is a privilege available to more men than women.

In this week's section: The key to Gramercy Park has long been a token of privilege available to only a handful of city residents.

Living on campus is a privilege available to 500 of the roughly 20,000 students at Queens College, which is primarily a commuter college in a corner of Flushing that is easily reachable by car and by bus, but not by subway.

I was also pretty regularly contacted by hackers wanting to talk about my story, or theirs, so I developed a disclaimer for conversations that might be entering dubious territory, involving elements of legal privilege available to the clergy and to the press.

It is now a privilege available only to those with armed security.

On his own side, he had not enough posts and privileges available for distribution to keep all his allies swet.

It is easy to dismiss these ideas as the privileges available only to those who no longer have to worry about money or power.

There are currently three levels of privileges available to prisoners - basic, standard and enhanced.

The blocks of empty seating are also a reminder of the privileges available for the rich and powerful at these Games.