We aim to give you privileged contact with the stuff of prime time TV; you may even have had an online chat with the series producer.
In the past, scholars have readily pointed towards the presumed fact that Philoponus was first raised as a Christian who later came into privileged contact with Greek rationalism; it is supposed that this constellation catalyzed his stance of critical opposition and rejection.
What was most appreciated by participants was the privileged contact both with the obesity clinic health professionals and with patients throughout their consultations.
Vinen suggests that sheer survival was frequently a factor, particularly for those escaping histories of abuse or poverty, not sufficiently privileged through contacts, wealth, class or locale (the countryside A vain philistine... Pétain (on the left in the car) in Vichy, France, 1942 was less harsh than the town), to manage alone.
Jerusalem, the "city of peace," has always been the privileged point of contact between the Elohim and humanity.
But what of other concerns put to the committee, chiefly that Cumberlege may have used the Palace of Westminster for commercial purposes and, more serious still, that she may be in the business of selling her expertise, network of contacts and privileged access to parliament to clients interested in influencing it – in other words, lobbying.
Another point of departure for the modalist program in the epistemology of modality is that because there is no postulation of possible worlds that serve as the truth-makers for claims about possibility and necessity there is no worry that in knowing modal truths we must come into contact with privileged objects that are not thought to be accessible to human minds.
And when I speak in that classroom, what I have to say is taken as the narrative of every other Black woman these privileged students come in contact with.
In addition, its members, with their worldwide contacts and their privileged status, formed a new breed of merchants and speculators.
