Sentence examples for privileged present from inspiring English sources

They further hold that there is no unique privileged present time, and a fortiori that there is no such thing as a moving present.[24] Block theorists face a significant challenge: Why does time seem to pass if it doesn't?

In a book that he describes as social criticism rather than social science, he underscores that privileged, present-day Americans (this study's narrow yet book-buying constituency) can only be "convinced that they're in the right place, doing the right thing, at the right time, when they're on their way to the next destination".

I was privileged to be present in the court when this case was argued.

I was even privileged to be present when one of the releases of the juveniles took place and they flew for the very first time.

As one who was privileged to be present during the negotiations that ended that war, let me assure you there was nothing inevitable about the success of those peace talks.

The reader is privileged to be present for the surreptitious planning and carrying out of this ritual, in the face of accusations of fraud from the Thursday Club's miffed first-tier spiritualists, who are not at all keen to share the limelight.

I felt privileged to be present on such a momentous day for the tribe.

Or does this picture merely reflect our perspective on a reality in which there is no uniquely privileged moment, the present, but simply an ordered series of moments?

By exploring the N-acylhydrazones (NAH) as privileged structures usually present in antiparasitic agents, we investigated a library of 16 NAH bearing the 3- 4-substituted-aryl -1,2,4-oxadiazole 3- 4-substituted-aryl -1,2,4-oxadiazole 3- 4-substituted-aryl -1,2,4-oxadiazole 3- 4-substituted-aryl -1,2,4-oxadiazole 3- 4-substituted-aryl -1,2,4-oxadiazole 3- 4-substituted-aryl -1,2,4-oxadiazole

Since that day I have been privileged to be present for many, many gatherings with African-American (as well as with black Africans in Africa), both friends and associates, for social events, meetings, and worship.

Our analysis also suggests that in addition to being masculinized, privileged normalization, as present in news stories about celebrities, is also racialized.