Sentence examples for privileged to avoid from inspiring English sources
In any case, I'd certainly been very lucky and privileged to avoid such an encounter for so long.
But these examples are often invisible to those of us lucky or privileged enough to avoid its gaze.
McCain was no hero for having become a naval aviator (Top Gun, anyone?) at a time when many, including the aforementioned Mr. Trump used any and every means at their privileged disposal to avoid military service.
Popular manuals offered less privileged poets tips how to avoid boring an audience: Quintilian advised against degenerating into a sing-song delivery (sorry, Yeats).
"Proper" here works as a strategy to avoid seeming privileged, while at the same time tuning in cunningly to anti-intellectual prejudice (what is "proper" is not over-thought) – all as Cameron conducts, like some kind of over-moisturised Visigoth, his philistine economic campaign against the BBC, universities ("proper education"), and the National Health Service ("proper healthcare").
It is sufficient to introduce an element of randomness in the network by, e.g., taking averages over a connected set of nodes, to avoid any privileged directions.
Do officials have a legal right to avoid providing potentially privileged information?
Governments should take care, however, to avoid creating a privileged "insider" group of diaspora partners.
Too many people are already taking them, and the users tend to be educated and privileged people who proceed with just enough caution to avoid getting into trouble.
A privileged few may have lifestyles that enable them to avoid multiples altogether, but the majority will continue to shop there.
Is it a panacea for sustainable development built with vision and ingenuity or a palliative to avoid fundamental limits and maintain the privileged status quo for special interests?
