Sentence examples for privileged observers from inspiring English sources

Adam and Eve are privileged observers of the future of our world.

As management consultants, we have been privileged observers of the impact.

As privileged observers, the audience take part in the neurosensory metamorphoses that a human body is subject to when submerged underwater for a long time.

At first glance, skeletal muscles represent privileged "observers" of the process of motor neuron degeneration.

On the other hand, due to their physical proximity to children and their families, nurses are privileged observers who can detect any logistical, organizational and structural problems that hinder the implementation of the rights established by the charters.

During these on-site visits, the first author was present as a privileged observer (Wolcott 1980): a style of participant-observation where the researcher is familiar and allowed access to information while trying to be unobtrusive, with minimal interactions, observing the 'business as usual'.

He realized he was more than the privileged observer of an odd event.

The show includes formal portraiture and more casual shots, nearly always in the artists' studios, and though there are no real revelations here it's often enough just to imagine standing alongside this privileged observer.

A wartime resistance leader, authority on Christopher Columbus and long-serving Christian Democrat minister, Paolo Emilio Taviani, who has died of a stroke aged 88, was among the founders of the Gladio stay-behind network and a privileged observer of Italy's tormented terrorist years.

The robo-residents of La Cour des Miracles similarly imitate depravity in order to earn an emotional reaction from their privileged human observers.

Through this exclusive path, the unicell becomes both privileged cellular observer and participant by fundamentally retaining its ancient roots as a primordial cellular entity, but consistently acquiring information through an endless stream of epiphenomena [8].