Sentence examples for privileged division from inspiring English sources

This reality cannot, in and of itself, be ontologically structured; it cannot have a metaphysically privileged division into objects, lest one quantifier be privileged over the others.

Abelard's theory of substantial integral wholes is not a pure mereology in the modern sense, since he holds that there are privileged divisions: just as a genus is properly divided into not just any species but its proximate species, so too the division of a whole must be into its principal parts.

A privileged class kept replicating itself.

Local aristocratic divisions, the privileged position of Florence (the Tuscan capital), and the corruption and private enrichment of public officials came under scrutiny.

When you are literally stepping over bodies lying in the mud to get to your privileged enclave, the social divisions begin to feel medieval.

Others see the opposite risk a Gattacesque division between the privileged and the unenhanced.Potential dystopias always make good press.

In practice the changes often simply reinforced divisions between a privileged elite — modern, educated, in tune with the West — and a struggling underclass, something that was not a small factor in the rise of fundamentalist violence.

It is much easier to be attuned to beneficiaries' disdain for their privileged classes, and to spot divisions within communities, when you have stood on the outside of your own society looking in.

One unintended consequence of the Vietnam-era draft, where the educated, the connected and the privileged could avoid service, was a deep division between those who fought and those who opposed the war -- divisions that persist today.

Thursday's byelections confirmed the discontent across a Britain deeply scarred by division and inequality between a privileged few and the struggles of working people from every walk of life.

By squashing access to the arts for those in state education, the government is reinforcing the division in life-chances between the privileged few and the majority.