"At these types of institutions, we are very privileged," she notes.
3. Some will surely be uneasy with Plantinga's dependence on nonfalsifiable private, privileged truth, noting that many, if not most, religious extremists make an unacceptable appeal to such truth as justification for their actions.
I'm privileged to note that my colleague at the East Michigan Environmental Action Council, Ahmina Maxey is among those brave Michiganders recognized for their roles as plaintiffs in Sugar Law's legal action challenging the Emergency Manager Law.
"He's from a very privileged lifestyle," he noted.
Mr. Fisher said he had reason to believe that the notes, which contained privileged information from the lawyer's conversation with Mr. Enright, were taken by a member of the news media.
De León was quick to note Brown's privileged background, and then recounted that his own mother came to the United States as an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala.
As Ospanova et al. (2017: p. 79) put it, "[a]lthough Europeans recognize closer relations with Kazakhstan compared to its neighbors, they do not treat Astana as a privileged partner in the region", noting that the Kazakhstani elites, by contrast, willingly emphasise every accomplishment of their country in its ties with the EU.
"The PLA has privileged access to the entire infrastructure," notes RAND 's Mulvenon.
"Up to now, these have been private, privileged forms of communication," though she notes that semen is known to influence female physiology.
At the same time, many white Americans, Mr. Obama noted, do not feel privileged by their race.
