Sentence examples for privileged viewpoint from inspiring English sources

And that is not the whole truth, even from this privileged viewpoint.

I would like to call the sadomasochistic dénouement between Masako and Satake preposterous, but must bow to the privileged viewpoint of the author's sex.

This event is expected to be watched by more than half a million people over the four days, many paying for privileged viewpoint tickets, others making for the free fanzones.

The voluntary regulation of AA responses provides a privileged viewpoint for investigating the interface between hormonal and neural involvement during social emotional behavior.

Beholden to nobody, he wanted to "subvert the very notion of what an art museum is" by democratizing the viewing of art in a way that had "no viewpoint privileged".

This critique has been forcefully developed by feminist postmodernists, who question the possibility of a unified standpoint of women, and see, behind the assertion of a universal woman's viewpoint, the perspective of relatively privileged white women (Lugones & Spelman 1983).

Privileged Son: Otis Chandler and the Rise and Fall of the L.A. Times Dynasty.By Dennis McDougal.Perseus Publishing; 526 pages; $35 and £24.99IN 1958, The Economist accurately described the Los Angeles Times as "a shoddy sheet of extreme right-wing viewpoint".

"I felt very privileged".

Our privileged intensity.

"I feel super privileged.

I felt privileged.