Sentence examples for radically privileged from inspiring English sources
The publication of DSM-III in 1980, which completed the so-called operational revolution in psychiatry, involved a behavioristic, subjectivity-aversive stance that emphasized "observable features, demanding only a minimum of inference," and that radically privileged reliability over validity.
Big business and the federal government have worked hand in hand to squeeze the daylights out of working people, stripping them (in an era of downsizing and globalization) of much of their bargaining power while ferociously pursuing fiscal policies that radically favored the privileged few.
Such issue may be fulfilled embracing new theoretical perspectives, taking the cells-microenvironment interplay as the privileged level of observation and assuming radically different premises as well as new methodological frameworks.
Nowadays, that progress may be disclosed embracing new theoretical perspectives, taking the cells-microenvironment interplay as the privileged level of observation and assuming radically different premises as well as methodological frameworks [ 19, 123].
Our privileged intensity.
Radically ambiguous and radically free.
"I felt very privileged".
