Sentence examples for privileged manner from inspiring English sources

"It's a policy that allows one set of migrants to be treated in a privileged manner and another set of migrants in a discriminatory fashion," he said.

The idea of pre-attentive processing implies that some features of a visual scene are analysed in a privileged manner: unconstrained by a perceptual capacity limit, independent of the number of items to be processed and with the ability to consider the entire visual scene at once [8], [21].

In this manner a privileged land tenure was created; the rules pertaining to the succession of kinsmen were replaced by concessions of testamentary power and confirmations of grants and wills, and special privileges as to levying fines were conferred.

To some degree that's due to how many African Americans once sought acceptance through a calculated evisceration of the self, too, doing all that they could to emulate the mores and manners of privileged whites.

Mrs. Whitman's critics have poked fun at the governor over the years for seeming to let the aloof manners of her privileged life show through her public persona.

I also believe, in a less narrowly self-interested manner, all citizens, especially privileged individuals, have an obligation to be engaged and give back to the larger community.

For Melania Knauss's struggles to get the right papers to permit her to pose nude in a wholly legal manner are a more privileged version of what is, for millions of would-be immigrants, a desperate daily struggle.

He and his sister Lyndsey behaved with decorum so exquisite that Miss Manners might have felt privileged to observe them at lunch on Aug. 20 during Children's Day in the restaurant, at 99 East 52d Street near Park Avenue.

The Confucius family compound is impressive in a different way, one of those places characterised by a receding series of increasingly privileged and private spaces in the Chinese manner.

Miau was privileged, and it's reflected in a manner that's less edgy than his local rivals.

As Die Welt pointed out in its report of her speech, she "firmly rejected, in an unusually clear manner, all claims from Great Britain to privileged access to the single market after its EU exit".