Sentence examples for privileged set from inspiring English sources

"This might be a privileged set of molecules," said Dr. Fischbach.

And now this privileged set of assumptions that oh the poor need this, the poor should be happy with this, it's set us all back by years".

The relaxed ease of entering fosters a sense that the museum and the artworks inside it belong to everyone, not to a privileged set of connoisseurs.

Remarkably, the passivation extends to the nanostructure edges, limiting in-plane growth to random, localized nucleation events, which constantly change direction within a privileged set of six <211> vectors.

In that context, "Vitruvian Man" becomes discernible as an early point on Leonardo's learning curve, showing the tyro anatomist subordinating his firsthand observations of the human body to a privileged set of proportions.

IN the TV series "Gossip Girl," the Brooklyn-bred character Dan Humphrey is the self-described Lonely Boy, who, realizing he can never fit into the wealthy world of the Upper East Side of New York City, starts his "Gossip Girl" Web site, devoted to the "scandalous lives" of the privileged set.

Not all communications in a privileged setting are privileged.

Is the artwork any less valid in this very comfortable and privileged setting?

To skeptics who, he acknowledges, will "understandably" ask whether emotional intelligence can be taught in a less privileged setting, he offers a visit to the Augusta Lewis Troup Middle School in New Haven.

But precisely in times of radical economic inequality, an Ivy League campus such as Princeton provides a unique microcosm of how inequality is negotiated face to face within a privileged setting.

They argue that while their client is detained, "he retains the right to pursue any available legal avenues to obtain his release" and without "a full and fair opportunity to meet with counsel in a confidential privileged setting," his "right to challenge his detention" means nothing.