Sentence examples for privileged line from inspiring English sources

He came from a privileged line of mandarins, who 3 centuries ago were converted to Catholicism.

He came from a privileged line of mandarins, who… A REPORTER IN VIETNAM about military operations in the central plateau of Vietman.

While appearing in court, Milošević was allowed to access a privileged phone line during the trial breaks and could send facsimiles and use photocopying facilities if urgently needed.

Thus, an interpretation of the moral significance of needs suggests the commitment to a morally privileged priority line of well-being.

But it also generated plenty of scorn from new media representatives about how privileged old-line media types were whining about their turf while missing the profound changes of the information age.

Across Australia's more privileged plains, that line still resonates.

It betrays an entirely selfish line of privileged conservatism that refuses to listen to oppressed voices if they threaten the oppressor in any way.

A state that Nasser once claimed would offer an escape from feudal violence and imperialism had, by Mubarak's era, become a transmission line for privileged appropriation and brutality.

Bosnians who wish to dis-identify from the rigid constituent peoples framework face a prisoner's dilemma based on how others will vote, as parties campaigning on ethno-religious lines are privileged both by the constitution and by the Dayton mentality of compulsory identification.

For those groups that raised crops, the male line was somewhat privileged as fields were commonly passed from father to son.

The case has attracted worldwide attention, largely because of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's stature, as the leader of the fund and the front-runner for the Socialist nomination for French president, and the lurid story line of a privileged man being accused of taking advantage of a hotel housekeeper.