Sentence examples for take the privileged from inspiring English sources
I take the privileged vantage point of being the quantitative finance editor of Risk magazine and risk.net, responsible for the publication of peer-reviewed papers in their Cutting Edge section.
During a follow-up interview on Radio 4's Today programme, he seemed to suggest that apprenticeships are a second choice for people whose background prevents them from taking the "privileged" route through university, rather than a valid and valuable form of education and training in themselves.
(Take the How Privileged Are You quiz, maybe).
"I've never understood the logic that if you're privileged you should take the point of view of the privileged and argue for more privilege".
McCluskey believes the Cameron government has set out to take away the privileged status the unions enjoyed in the 20th century.
Feminists have made several suggestions about how the privileged might come to take the perspective of the non-privileged.
Twenty-five years on, however, Salinger's fictional world has never seemed more contemporary, ever since the Brat Pack made it okay again to take the exquisite moral crises of privileged kids seriously.
This bears on the issue of responsibility in the following way: those in the dominant class might claim that they are unable to take the perspective of the non-privileged, and since "'ought' implies 'can'," they have no obligation to do so (Superson, 2004, 47).
To assume that your identity is unquestionably the same is a privileged stance to take; the entire "coming out" conceit suggests that, for those for whom the situation has changed, the shift requires an explanation.
Because the job of Labour isn't to take lectures off the privileged of Stockport – it's to agree with cuts announced by down-to-earth, common-sense working folk like David Cameron and George Osborne.
Mr. Levin also took swipes at the "privileged position" that Iowa and New Hampshire occupy as the first states to hold nominating contests in every recent election cycle.
