Sentence examples for which privileges from inspiring English sources

The passage is typical of Hastings's prose style, which privileges breeziness and readability over compassion.

The Acorn prank did not originate with Breitbart, but it was in keeping with his aesthetic, which privileges outrage over nuance, and comedy over comprehension.

Even when departments have regulations advising officers not to shoot, they almost always offer one significant caveat, which privileges an officer's judgment call.

The "more means worse" brigade are still arguing for a system which privileges some students at the expense of the majority of talented kids.

Emerging in its place is a cynical, zero-sum politics, a return to blood and soil, which privileges interests above inspiration.

Marilyn's stance in his eyes sounds like a post- feminist position, which privileges power over oppression and emphasises the power women possess through their femininity and sexuality.

And it just may be that democracy is the one force against which privilege cannot insulate itself, after all.

Ideas – like those of the despicable far right – which privilege one identity to the detriment of the rights and freedoms of others".

But he could start levelling the playing field, by pledging to repeal the blasphemy laws, which privilege Christianity over other religions.

It is one that continues to reduce Muslims to caricatures, a narrative rooted in ways in which privilege shapes our society and our communities.

Islamist discourses of sympathy which privilege pain suffered by Muslims over that by non-Muslims have to be confronted by Muslims themselves.