The more that poor David Oyelowo, who played Martin Luther King, Jr., was ogled by the wandering cameras — we were privileged, at one moment, to keep track of his tears — the more egregious his absence from the list of nominees became.
We have been privileged at Whitman College by our relationship with Tess Gallagher.
Though these could be easily dismissed as mere platitudes, their affirmation reflected the extent to which even at an early stage of political development Confucian notions were privileged at the very core of official discourse.
In fact, according to Ong, written works were privileged at the expense of oral ones by the academies.
Justice Scalia accurately reflected that an OLC opinion that both he and I abided by (both of us having been privileged at different times to direct that small, but vital Office of objective legal advice) gave the president less discretion.
Which voices are being privileged at different times in the consultation and why?
"It's a beautiful ground and one that I will be privileged to call home, at least for a month".
The show, which has only one entry by a name writer -- a blip of a vignette by Don DeLillo -- is themeless, but it is largely concerned with people who are privileged, or at least undeprived.
If you're a man, or straight, or healthy and able-bodied; if you have more than the median national household income coming in, or would be secretly surprised to know that that is £27,700, then you're privileged on at least one score, and there may well be some experiences you don't properly understand.
But we are very much aware that we are privileged, because at least we can be independent and we have visibility.
