Sentence examples for privileged point from inspiring English sources

This is a supremely privileged point of view.

Her path to this privileged point has been an unusual and interesting one.

Thanks to much post- Testimony" writing, Shostakovich's Fifth has become a post- Testimonyt of contention.

Jerusalem, the "city of peace," has always been the privileged point of contact between the Elohim and humanity.

Instead I say, "I think that's a very naïve and privileged point of view".

"But it's a privileged point of view to think that everyone's end goal is to be in that fancy room.

Some have said that Romney's lifestyle is overly privileged, pointing to the fact that he has an elevator for his cars in the garage of his San Diego home.

Nevertheless, biological complexity has been deemed by some to be one of the privileged points of insertion of a supernatural intelligence endowed with temporal and causal primacy.

Furthermore, we will see that the claim at point 4 is not valid for intuitive space, which does indeed have both privileged points and directions.

(How many deadlines can most of us break before our jobs disappear along with those half-written essays on the computer screen?) The issue is not Ms. Belkin's privileged vantage point, per se, but rather her refusal to consider self-consciously how that vantage point enlarges and occludes her social vision.

I saw a very different story unfold, and saw it from a privileged vantage point.