Sentence examples for privileged space from inspiring English sources

You're in an extraordinarily privileged space that's been enabled by that wealth and power.

Because it doesn't sound like much else, it can carve out a privileged space for you pretty quickly.

— I can't remember seeing a show — of music or really anything else — with so much privileged space and veneration around it as Paul McCartney's two-and-a-half-hour concert here on the second night of the Bonnaroo festival.

But people close to them also allow that it is impossible to know what goes on in the privileged space between the country's two highest-ranking officers — one of the most fraught and scrutinized relationships in any administration.

e4f1bffb-ecc4-4558-aec2-3aa2fe33fdc2 FOOTBALL terraces in President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's Algeria are a privileged space for free speech expressed by the part of the population that his regime fears most: angry young men.

In that privileged space which precedes the moment of falling asleep – and which I find most suitable for receiving visits from my characters – I told him to come back, to confide in me, to tell me his story.

This "other house," like many of the privileged spaces in Mr. Rivette's films, is literally a stage.

Universities remained privileged spaces.

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Blackness that shares the same social space as them, in the same privileged spaces as them, and not the media's casting of PoCs.

As a parent of a child in an old private institution, which originated in and still exudes an all white culture, I would wish we would start the conversation about teaching history in the safe privileged spaces these schools are.