Sentence examples for privileged difference from inspiring English sources

When one of the few wartime bombs dropped on Prague damaged their apartment, his family had retreated to Moravia, where "a fat little model child" taken to a village school with village children by his governess first experienced the shame of privileged difference.

They're both the preserve of a small, privileged elite, the difference being that five-star hotels don't shore up a centuries-old system of institutionalised inequality.

This entry does not attempt to adjudicate the debate between Waters (2007a) and DST proponents regarding whether or not DNA sequences are privileged as actual difference makers in biological processes.

Most of them came from privileged backgrounds, where most differences in height are genetic.

When the demographic characteristics of the respondents were compared to those of the population (data privileged), several statistically significant differences were found (at the.05 level).

For this betrayal, Mr Chandler suffered no apparent penalties from the city's social elite to which he belonged.It is here that "Privileged Son" marks a real difference between the newspaper aristocrats of, say, New York or Washington, and their west coast counterparts.

In one way of thinking about time, there is a privileged temporal direction marking the difference between the past, present, and future.

Only difference is my children are privileged and lucky.

Other A-theorists, like Sullivan (2012), hold that the present is metaphysically privileged but deny that there is any ontological difference between the past, present, and future.

But the main difference between us is that she had a privileged upbringing and I didn't.

We seek the factors that make a difference in a given case, not a metaphysically privileged level or a general unifying account.