Sentence examples for privileged gaze from inspiring English sources

In some press conferences, you've talked about cinema as a "machine of exclusion" because it's a device that has been constructed from a certain privileged gaze.

Evoking the ethos of Nan Goldin, for whom she was protégé and muse, Suits has captured these intimate moments and private spaces as they present themselves to the privileged gaze of a friend.

These subtle and more overtly violent interchanges between the racialized body and the privileged white gaze systematically disrupt the fluid body that Greene (2012) argues ought to be equally available to all bodies.

Adherents of the women's suffrage movement also occasionally turned on art, choosing targets like art galleries where privileged men might gaze upon nudes.

For centuries, the male gaze has privileged women's appearances at the expense of their voices.

But these examples are often invisible to those of us lucky or privileged enough to avoid its gaze.

To be an American, Ms. Bunch knew, is to be privileged, so she turned her gaze toward the international arena, becoming, in effect, a feminist missionary.

Turning the gaze to the privileged requires rethinking the focus of care, critically reflecting on whether policies and practices support or undermine Indigenous health, and engaging Indigenous people in the process.

Company insiders, on the other hand, are living easy; outsiders are left gazing hungrily on as these privileged folk consume the feast paid for by their investing dollars.

Traditionally, the gaze in fine art has represented a privileged access to the body, usually from that of a white male.

The state's focus of protecting "ordinary people" by averting its gaze also reinforces the notion that many privileged Americans can pass as being non-criminal on the basis of their non-criminal identities.