Sentence examples for privileged creation from inspiring English sources

It's hard to think of a less privileged creation than the second novel.

Next was Darwin, who demonstrated that man wasn't God's privileged creation, but had descended from apes, "implying an ineradicable animal nature in him".

The 1960s saw unprecedented upheaval and expansion in the university sector, with the creation of new universities filled with lecturers and students whose families had not traditionally had access to the privileged world of higher education.

The American interest was reflected in increased trade (the old system of convoyed fleets was abandoned for individual sailings), the creation of privileged trading companies (1725), and the founding of new naval arsenals at Ferrol and Cartagena (1726).

The mass communication networks that surround us in our everyday digital lives are becoming a privileged source for artistic creation.

They compared it to a "modernist, freeform, touchscreen" Snake, albeit much calmer, and described Blek as less a puzzle game than "pure intuition" and "an act of freeform creation" that privileged the process of experimentation over the goal of solving puzzles.

Using the publication importer interface, the privileged user can enable creation of contact pages for authors.

We have always opposed the creation of a privileged fiscal class, but the danger of the anomaly had escaped us.

Raffles is a delicious creation – sleek, debonair, privileged and utterly honourable (apart from when he's stealing things).

The most important effect of these equity contracts would be to show that it is possible to intervene to help the disadvantaged without turning that help into an undue subsidy for the producers (universities) and the creation of a privileged class (professors like me) at the expense of everybody else (students and taxpayers).

The system is rigged to benefit wealth creation for the very privileged.