Sentence examples for privileged text from inspiring English sources

From the privileged text of a closed priesthood, the Bible went open-source.

Theistic Vedantins, on the other hand, privilege the Bhagavad Gita and theistic Upanishads such as the Shvetashvatara Upanishad, taking these texts pretty much at face value, and then explaining away apparent inconsistencies between their privileged texts and others which, on their face, seem clearly non-theistic.

The district attorney's office did further screening, and in November detectives got a stash of "non-privileged" Easter texts.

Privileged information in text processing domain consists of information besides traditional term frequency (TF) or term frequency-inverse document frequency (TF-IDF) [25].

The role of oxidative-stress-induced mitochondrial damage and the induction of carcinogenesis and neurodegenerative or autoimmune diseases are suggested to lead to differential damages of immune-responsive and immune-privileged tissues (see text).

But one also gets the impression that this tradition had no privileged access to this text.

These texts are privileged not merely because of their aesthetic qualities but because they're assumed to be morally instructive.

Prominent among magical practitioners, both in folklore and, probably, in real life, were "lector priests," the officiants in temple cults who had privileged access to written texts.

There is one exception to this wall of secrecy: a group of some 600 trade "advisers," dominated by representatives of big businesses, who enjoy privileged access to draft texts and negotiators.

Should certain texts be privileged over others in attempting to discern Leibniz's views?

What kind of persona gets to be privileged enough to create such culturally successful texts?