Sentence examples for was privileged over from inspiring English sources

EDM today has come a long way from the early days of house and techno, when sound was privileged over vision, an ethos enshrined in the title of the 1992 Madhouse compilation A Basement, a Red Light, and a Feeling.

An example of this was in Table 1 where 'Play where children and adults participate together' was chosen above the more expansive 'Situations which contribute to children's social development' while 'Situations which build on children's own initiatives' was privileged over the more classic situation of 'Free play'.

In any case, should economics be privileged over other branches of learning?

But also because Israel is an apartheid state where, by law, Jews are privileged over their non-Jewish fellow citizens.

By which he really means that a black accuser will always be privileged over a white accused.

Why should wealth that we acquire by wise investment be privileged over wealth we acquire by using our labor and brains to work at a job?

Susan Engel's excellent Op-Ed essay, "Let Kids Rule the School," described the powerful outcomes possible when authentic learning is privileged over standardization and stress.

Arguably the risk here is that younger first-time writers, who might be presumed to have more room – and time – for improvement are privileged over the older ones.

If these ­elements are removed from the BBC schedule entirely, you wonder how diverse audiences are being privileged over listening figures.

The eighth amendment, passed in 1983, states that the right to life of a pregnant woman can't be privileged over the right to life of a foetus.

Even for whites the theme resonates, she said, in the idea that "tall, blond, blue-eyed Nordic types are privileged over shorter, darker, non-Nordic types".