Sentence examples for privileged right from inspiring English sources

They're pretty fucking privileged, right?" But he believes that the success of U.C.B. alums in Hollywood has changed that.

The idea that the mayor of London has some privileged right to pass judgment on Cameron's EU deal, that his opinion matters at all when his motives are so flagrantly self-aggrandising, is absurd.

Reporting is no longer the privileged right of media reporters.

Instead of giving the CPU the privileged right to decide what instructions to fetch in each cycle (as is the case for control-flow CPUs), instructions in dataflow computers enter the execution unit on their own when they are ready to execute.

Instead of giving the CPU the privileged right of deciding what instructions to fetch in each cycle (as is the case for CPUs with a program counter), instructions are entering the CPU when they are ready to execute or when all their operand(s) are to be available within a few clock cycles.

When Levine exhibits her body masks, she assumes not the gender of the Makonde men, but their privileged right to encode the body mask as an agent of disengendering--an object that despite its salient signification of parturition is, by association first with the Makonde men's masquerade and now in Levine's hands, made into an object detached from gender-specific reference.

And modern Muslims, including rather conservative ones, have been quite imaginative in rereading some of Islam's legal and penal traditions.Tariq Ramadan, an influential figure among Western Muslims, has suggested that it may sometimes be right for families to opt out of Koranic rules on inheritance unless men are prepared to shoulder all the obligations that go with their privileged rights.

The clichéd view of hunt followers was that they were upper-class, privileged right-wingers.

But none has such a privileged position, right on the water.

As part of the revised floor plan the African galleries, which once claimed a privileged spot right off the lobby, have already been relocated a distance away.

"If you look at the footballers in 1966 and then the rugby guys who've had a couple of finals, it is not something that comes around every day, so we feel like we're in a privileged position right now.