Sentence examples for clear privileged from inspiring English sources

"This is clear privileged treatment of those taking the road test through driving schools,'' Selim Unlu said.

It can be quite a melee or a considerable wait getting into both venues (I'm a local), so this will almost certainly be embraced by the Clear-privileged among Seattle sports fans.

He attended every client meeting, visited every house and apartment and firm we decorated and, possibly because his fur matched the burnt-sugar upholstery of the company car, always made clear his privileged position, even after biting a client's fingers".

"The chief thought he was doing you two a favor," one officer told them, making clear that their privileged position played a role in why they were let go.

Chess fit into their idea of a world with clear distinctions between the privileged and the poor.

However, it's also a clear indicator of how privileged the two men are in comparison with their peers.

"Any attempt to [change the law] … would therefore signal a clear desire to give privileged treatment to religious believers, and would be robustly challenged," he warned.

And yet, as the film makes clear, Dr. Shirley is privileged in so many other ways.

Absent a compelling argument that intuitive considerations (even suitably empirically vetted) somehow penetrate to the heart of things while empirically scrutable data sources from anthropology, linguistics, sociology, and elsewhere fall short, it is far from clear intuitions deserve the privileged cognitive status they are often accorded.

"The clear case when it is privileged is when the client comes in having committed a past crime or wanting to get advice about a past event and retains the lawyer to help them defend his position," he said.

The danger of a limited experience dominating the airwaves was starkly highlighted by Anthony Seldon's contribution to the contraception debate: it was clear what a narrow and privileged conception he had of teenage girls.