Sentence examples for privileged reality from inspiring English sources

In 21st-century Britain, more often than not the worst doesn't happen, and it is this privileged reality (geographically unusual; historically practically unique) that interests her.

But just as Kant denies that things in themselves are the only (or privileged) reality, he also denies that correspondence with things in themselves is the only kind of truth.

The stories tend to involve clothes, music, and some wistful evocation of a calm, privileged world that is shaken by realizations about grim historical realities in places like Africa.

The show depicted the lives of four young women living in New York City with a vérité sensibility that was both humorously critical of their privileged notions of reality and empathetic to their efforts to realize their ambitions in the face of adversity.

Even if a particular feminist theory cannot make good on the claim that it has privileged access to reality, it may offer true representations that are more useful to women than other true representations.

His characters are often weirdly privileged noticers, for whom reality will confess slightly esoteric pigments and details.

"I don't want to present that space as an idealised space of achievement and possibility without fostering a reflection or recognition of the context of that reality – our privileged access to that".

Feminist standpoint theory, according to Harding, argues that the political engagement of feminists and their corresponding focus on the lives of women leads to an epistemically privileged "standpoint" on social reality (for example Hartsock 1983; Rose 1983; Smith 1974), with the political engagement requirement distinguishing the idea of a standpoint from the more generic idea of a "perspective".

On Sunday, I stood along the border of Tijuana and San Diego, as a door was opened in the fence between Mexico and the United States, where bystanders were privileged to witness the reality of this driven home in the simple embrace between a man, and the five year old daughter he was able to hold and hug for the first time ever.

Given the Rosskams' politics and the reality of being privileged mainlanders working on the island, their time there would be shaped by those forces.

They have worn the mild and uncomprehending expressions of people who seem genuinely unaware of the reality outside their privileged circle of influence.