Sentence examples for different privileged from inspiring English sources

Were he alive, Lasch might eviscerate these two very different elites, beholden to different privileged interests yet nonetheless falling over themselves to champion the "common" person.

They've lived different, more privileged, lives than queer men.

His instincts and upbringing could not be more different from the privileged backgrounds of many members of Cameron's inner cabal, and the Tory leader is believed to relish the contrast.

Elizabeth Bowen's "Coming Home" features a very different child – a privileged one in 20s Britain – but again feels authentic.

Booker said that when his parents told their stories about growing up in the segregated South it filled him with a sense of nostalgia for a time and a place — and a culture — wholly different from the privileged life his parents had provided for him and his brother.

Rather, they identify (in various different ways) a privileged observable or class of observables as having "definite values", and thereby avoid the various no-go theorems for hidden variables.

To have Asian Americans at two different poles: very privileged, and also in poverty?

Don and his colleagues are flip, self-centered and oblivious, no different from the many privileged Americans who stood on the sidelines and averted their eyes.

This was a very different crowd from the privileged middle-class Muscovites normally seen on Tverskaya, who largely voted against Mr Putin.

The extent of above processes is compromised if hydrogen bonding interactions between different carboxylic acids are privileged.

Several different interpretations of the privileged structure concept will be highlighted, with a strong emphasis on the most stringent application: the optimization of a molecular masterkey for a distinct target family of interest.