Sentence examples for privileged by virtue from inspiring English sources

Compared with perception, introspection seems to be privileged by virtue of being less error prone.

There may be no fact-of-the-matter as to whether higher men are or are not really valuable, but Nietzsche's evaluative standpoint is privileged by virtue of its appeal to all of us.

Let me restate the problem: by virtue of privileged and very special links, a strategic ally and a Member State are covertly joining forces to monitor private communications and spy on companies in other Union countries.

In other words, AT&T is performing deep packet inspection, a controversial practice through which internet service providers, by virtue of their privileged position, monitor all the internet traffic of their subscribers and collect data on the content of those communications.

In 2003, the US Supreme Court agreed with an appeal court ruling that threats from the federal government to revoke doctors' licences based on their medical cannabis recommendations violated core privacy rights, protected by virtue of the privileged status of the doctor/patient relationship (Conant v. Walters, 2003).

Still, joyful or sympathetic, is Orwell's representation of the poor exploitative simply by virtue of him being a privileged outsider?

What would have annoyed me would have been if the cat had then written a thousand-word piece for the Daily Mail implying that the lovely kitchen it was privileged enough to be allowed to defecate in, by virtue of the accident of its postcode and its electronic collar access key, made it in some way morally superior to other cats.

Those by virtue of their network position have privileged knowledge-sharing opportunities and thereby access to new knowledge (Wasserman and Faust, 1994).

According to a different version of foundationalism, (B) is justified not by virtue of possessing some kind of privileged status, but by some further mental state of yours.

The creator of an artifact, by virtue of having made the object, has privileged knowledge about its intended function.

All washed up in the big city, the heroine of this comic debut novel retreats to her jerkwater hometown, where, by virtue of landing an extremely odd job, she is privileged to witness at close hand our culture's myriad tacky antidotes to despair.