Sentence examples for privileged version of from inspiring English sources

Years of being on their own in this privileged version of benign neglect bound them tight.

And he really hadn't had a lot of experience in newspapers, so I thought he was a privileged version of what I was trying to be.

For Melania Knauss's struggles to get the right papers to permit her to pose nude in a wholly legal manner are a more privileged version of what is, for millions of would-be immigrants, a desperate daily struggle.

The bot's initial training has been based on the UK government's citizenship test and the corresponding text-book "Life in the United Kingdom 2017" which is largely a white male privileged version of British history and culture.

The experience of Lee's parents was in many respects the classic drama of immigration, although in a slightly privileged version -- the old story of working hard, trying to fit in and sacrificing everything for your children.

It's easy for the famous last-named Cheneys, Kristols and Wallaces of the world to sanctimoniously lecture the rest of us on what it means to be independent and self-sufficient when they had their own privileged, elitist version of big government handouts......the family kind.

Secondary o-hydroxybenzene sulfonamides have been explored as bis-electrophilic partners in a practically simple, atom-economical approach to dibenzo[b,f][1,4,5]oxathiazepine-5,5-dioxides and their heterocyclic analogs, which is an underexplored version of privileged tricyclic scaffolds for drug design.

However, orthodox Jewish leaders criticised him for offering a superficial version of their privileged wisdom to a popular audience.

(ii) The request for privileged treatment and the public version of the document will be made available while the request is pending.

When he taps out the quiet opening piano chords of "Baby," for example, a string section swells up around a swirling melody that might pass for latter-day George Gershwin; it is preceded on the album by "Millbrook," a wry take on privileged youth -- a pop-music version of "The Ice Storm," melted with the warm melancholy of Mr. Wainwright's croon.

I was privileged to read the pre-publication version of Marianne Gage's third novel, Private Faces, which will be released by Endeavour Press UK in early 2017.