Sentence examples for has no privileged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sandler stressed that Best Buy has no privileged insight into when Apple might introduce new iPads, beyond the seasonal product introductions most people expect from the company.

Some philosophers of science argue that the epistemology of science has no privileged status, that there are no criteria by which to demarcate scientific knowledge from religious, historical, or philosophical knowledge (Laudan 1996).

When atoms and molecules vanish into probability waves, so does the brain -- it has no privileged position in the universe.

Many other quantum pioneers, like Bohr and Heisenberg, abandoned this article of faith, declaring that if atoms and molecules had no definite position in time and space and no solidity (i.e., all matter can be reduced to energy clouds), the reality perceived through the five senses has no privileged truth behind it.

"Our point is that the government has no right to review privileged documents," she said.

Apart from that we have no privileged access to the matter mentioned nor have we been approached by the US government to assist or comment on the matter.

Anyway, I have no privileged knowledge of Dorsey planning to leave anything on any of the buses he used to say he took to work in San Francisco.

"I came from the Middle East, my parents could neither read or write, I had no resources, I had no privileged family, so all that I've achieved is through work".

But one also gets the impression that this tradition had no privileged access to this text.

These mental images have no privileged status, such as Plato gave to his noetic Ideas or Forms; they are always true, but in this do not differ from the information provided by the senses.

Quantifiers and variables have no privileged role; they figure into the ontological commitments of a theory only to the extent that they figure into the entailments of the theory, just as with other components of the sentences of the theory.