Sentence examples for privilege from the from inspiring English sources

Once an embryo is implanted, he discovered, the uterus undergoes a change that gives it "privilege" from the immune system.

But Ms. Coppola illuminates the bubble of fame and privilege from the inside and maps its emotional and existential contours with unnerving precision and disarming sensitivity.

One of his former drivers had reappeared, and I noticed that he was using a small white, nondescript pickup truck rather than the Toyota Land Cruiser, which would have identified him as someone of privilege from the Saddam era.

As the hobbyist grand poobah of the Jets, as the lucky offspring of privilege from the Johnson & Johnson line, Woody Johnson all but rinsed his coach with No More Tears this past week.

When Tony Blair was elected prime minister in 1997 and pledged to banish hereditary privilege from the House of Lords, who did he think was up to the task?

Athenian cleruchs, separate in prestige and privilege from the native peoples among whom they were placed, retained full Athenian citizenship voting, paying taxes, and serving in the forces and governed their internal affairs with archon and Ecclesia on the Athenian model.

The lone privilege from leading the majority would be first recognition on the floor and the power to determine how bills are called up.

Unlike the Carious case, there is so enough privilege from both the appropriation source and appropriationist that the result ends up being rather funny, and an interesting commentary on social media.

The Thai public can expect no such privileges from the guardians of public debate.

They had a tradition of independence and finally received privileges from the Russian government in return for military services.

But it still faces the fury of the Tamil diaspora and the threat of sanctions, such as the withdrawal of trade privileges from the EU.