For that reason, privileged children today are in greater danger of health problems than former generations have been, not only in physical and mental distress, but with regards to their social and psychological development.
Descartes's mind-body dualism involves the claim that we are, in essence, thinking beings – that the intellectual should be privileged above the physical, reason above the body.
For Mr. Kertesz to become a Nobel laureate is a tremendous personal achievement, but he is in a privileged position for yet another reason.
Shakespeare, whose genius uncovers every aspect of the human condition, has been identified as a dry essayist moonlighting as a playwright, or as one or another of a couple of extraordinarily privileged aristocrats, who, for some reason (which varies according to their proponents), could never reveal their involvement in such a lower-class pastime as the theatre.
Of course, foundationalists typically realize this and, in order to avoid arbitrariness, tell some story (for example, about privileged access) that provides a reason for thinking what Fred has called basic propositions are at least somewhat likely to be true.
The PR is more conservative, consistent and interpretable than the OR when estimates of prevalence are to be compared between groups 27 28 and, for this reason will be privileged, whenever adequate.
This was achieved by adopting a behavioural perspective that privileged reported behaviours and the reasons given for these behaviours.
The members of the PLHIV network, most of whom preferred to remain anonymous for obvious reasons, felt particularly privileged as the cricketers made time to meet them and advocate their causes on 17 March just a couple of days ahead of the all-important Bangladesh-South Africa match.
Many more have been kept out of, or driven away from, our privileged little world for no good reason.
Steve Wright of the Grameen Foundation was the singular voice of reason that I was privileged to hear.
