Sentence examples for privilege others from inspiring English sources

"I was exercising a level of privilege others don't have access to," he said.

"Let It Fall" maintains a remarkable balance, laying bare how deeply the system was designed to oppress some and privilege others, and still portraying all the players in that system simply as flawed human beings.

So how could intuition be a source of evidence given that there is so much disagreement in intuitions and no way to discount some and privilege others?

These ideas prime students for more complex topics such as the root causes of health disparities, including the colonial processes that continue to disadvantage some and privilege others in Canada.

The Circuit, however, declined to define the privilege, other than to say that it wouldn't stand up in the case before it.

My ideal policy world would privilege other forms of criminal justice reform over the outright legalization of pot, and words cannot express how little sympathy I have for stoner culture.

As the 'professional vision' (Goodwin 1994) of this paper was to privilege other dimensions than talk, heuristics (Norris 2012) were chosen as a method for conveying dimensions such as the pitch employed and how speech coincided with movement.

I wonder if artists in Cuba understand what to do with their privilege, other than buying bigger houses and creating bigger studios and becoming upper-middle-class.

Necessary for the continuation of ancient priesthoods, patricians had few privileges other than reduced military obligations.

"She gave up a lot of the privileges other young people have.

"More decisiveness to put an end to other business and union privileges, other unproductive businesses, other abuses, other corruption".