Sentence examples for inherently privileged from inspiring English sources

"It matters how we talk about things, and it seems with this approach religious belief is inherently privileged," she said.

What people fail to do is call it out for exactly what it is: inherently privileged.

These types of rounds may be inherently privileged and elitist, but with the right resources, human capital and prayer funding your "pipe dream," is possible.

In a nutshell, it means that white people are inherently more privileged in society simply because of their skin color.

But a white person asking a person of color to do the emotional labor of explaining race relations is inherently problematic and privileged.

But a white person asking a person of color to do the emotional labor of explaining race relations is inherently problematic and privileged.

"I think anyone who has the capacity to play the game will inherently be in a privileged position; they are above a certain level of poverty to even own video games.

These accounts also lay bare some fundamental misconceptions of this field in which genes hold a privileged place and inherently subjective phenomena are mistakenly objectified.

So, I would not be surprised if brains like ours might have evolved on other planets". The lesson, says Jarvis, is that we humans need to think of ourselves not as inherently supreme ruling creatures on this planet, but as privileged members of an elegant web of evolution--one that might even reach to the stars.

There has always been something inherently reactionary in the idea that the rights of states should be privileged over the rights of their citizens, and it was depressing that so many on the left joined rightwing "realists" in invoking it as a reason to oppose the invasion of Iraq.

Marable argues autobiographical "memoirs" are "inherently biased", representing the subject as he would appear with certain facts privileged, others deliberately omitted.