Sentence examples for by privileging from inspiring English sources

Soloway says she's always driven by "privileging the other", and that principle runs throughout Transparent, from its frank portrayal of female sexuality to its undiluted Jewishness.

They go to the same biennales; speak the same meaningless art language; and control the art world from within by privileging their creativity ahead of the artist's.

By privileging these episodes – outrageous as they are – racism is basically reduced to the level of a private, individual indiscretion made public.

It's worth pausing here to note that, by privileging an internal struggle against oneself over one's external actions toward others, Brooks would seem to be advocating just the kind of self-centeredness he otherwise laments.

Not only does it further empower the rich, it – by privileging the right to be seen to be rich as much as the right to be rich – legitimises retrograde desire.

It is a masterful ideological manipulation: the Tea Party agenda is fundamentally irrational in that it wants to protect the interests of hardworking ordinary people by privileging the "exploitative rich", thus literally countering their own interests.

We know the modest protections afforded by privilege.

Democracy has been reborn, but scarred by privilege, corruption and injustice.

Bush, Kerry, and Romney have all been burdened by privileges that span generations.

He is exercising power by privilege of birth that should be accountable.

David Cameron was described as "upper class", "out of touch", "insulated by privilege" and "far, far removed".