Sentence examples for that privileges from inspiring English sources

Other officials said that prisoners would be given infusions if necessary, and that privileges like cigarettes, sweets and television were taken away from the strikers.

The easy answer is that men are voting for the continuation of an unequal gender system that privileges them.

But we do know this: Rio's stray bullets are no accident – they're the predictable outcome of a public security policy that privileges aggressive policing over prevention.

This discourse highlights inequity embedded in a system that privileges one group over another, usually more vulnerable group.

In a White House that privileges self-containment, Biden ambles between exuberant and self-defeating.

In short, countries must be developed only to the extent that privileges can be maintained.

It is accused of fixing the electoral districts in a way that privileges the party.

What better venue for such a debate than one that privileges reflection and empathy over violence and discrimination?

Would Patrick Moore have been given air time in a TV culture that privileges lookers over thinkers?

Imagination cannot thrive in a culture that privileges the rational and analytical to the exclusion of all else.

In discussing his film "The Thin Blue Line," Errol Morris called the claims of cinéma vérité — the style of documentary that privileges direct and unobtrusive observation — "spurious".