Sentence examples for privileged regard from inspiring English sources

In the event, the Murdoch papers variously endorsed Labour and the Conservatives.Press proprietors, more so than mere editors or ministers, dwell in a bubble of privileged regard.

The warfare metaphors — "attack," "defense," "invaders" — so prevalent in immunology's lexicon, dramatically illustrate this construction, both in terms of the self/other dichotomy, as well as the privileged regard of individuality over community.

Wealthy migrants would not be automatically privileged, especially regarding housing.

Brazil has a privileged situation regarding its water availability compared to other countries, but there are problems of water scarcity in the country, which are fundamentally due to the combination of the exaggerated growth of localized demands and the degradation of water quality (Setti et al. 2001).

Breast cancer is the second leading cause of women mortality and morbidity worldwide and this cancer represents one of the most privileged malignancy regarding the use of markers with predictive values, but especially two therapeutic strategies of great clinical relevance are known and applied in patient routine, Tamoxifen and Trastuzumab.

Each person seems to be in a special "privileged position" with regard to his own thoughts and feelings, a position that no one else could ever occupy.

At the heart of Sein und Zeit lies Heidegger's analysis of the one (the human individual) who asks the question who is capable of asking the question concerning Being, who precisely through this capability occupies a privileged position in regard to all other beings viz., that of Dasein (literally, "being there").

We citizens of the developed nations are especially privileged in this regard: we can afford not to be wealthy while still pursuing our dreams.

The ability of average-but-privileged people to regard themselves as "better" than others may go some way towards explaining why unprivileged students disproportionately avoid elite universities, even when they have the grades to apply for them – a tendency that reinforces social disadvantage.

But one thing about this earthquake that goes against the whole of Haitian history — it seems to have hit the rich and poor, privileged and deprived, without regard.

Antibodies are privileged molecules in this regard and they have been engineered by nature to remain circulating in the bloodstream for extended periods of time (typical half-life for an IgG is around 2-3 weeks).