Sentence examples for privileged discussion from inspiring English sources

Modern scholar Peter Davies surmises that Eusebius is referring to the same event as Lactantius, but that he heard of the event through public rumors and knew nothing of the privileged discussion at the emperor's private religion ceremony that Lactantius had access to.

At the CGI America meeting in Atlanta, I was privileged to lead discussions about how we can accelerate this shift to outcomes-oriented approaches.

The tutor's decision-making power in this regard is central: "...tutors, because of their influence on the group, find it easier to assess... they are in the position of privileged spectators watching the discussion... .....

But attorney discussions are privileged.

It's possible that Odets's narrative of decline is what has kept him from claiming the privileged place in the theatrical discussion that he deserves.

Among the documents provided were eight Christie's called "privileged" as involving lawyer-client discussions or work products.

The preliminaries — discussions of their privileged lives, high-stress careers and meddling parents — take place over several scenes and feel like a handshake in which one side forgets to let go.

In her article on the study, "Where Things Stand," Gay pointedly spoke of how frequently gender imbalances are privileged over racial ones in discussions about inequality.

Their value-free rap also monopolizes the discussion and lets the privileged have their way so that "solutions" mostly benefit them.

Your voice has been privileged without you even realizing it in other discussions so make sure you listen first, then comment.

I feel hugely privileged to have been a part of the thoughtful discussions we have had since the protest camp arrived.