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privacy example sentences
privacy
1. She didn't say anything more, but looked around the camp, noticed the planks providing privacy around the digester and seemed to approve
2. ‘But I haven’t done anything!’ I cried, appalled at the loss of my privacy
3. "She's possessive of her privacy
4. Her business was secrecy, privacy, and intellectual property
5. I withdraw into the shadows to allow them a little privacy as they make up for the time he has been away
6. They had to have some privacy
7. Even this wasn't as much privacy as she really wanted for a romp, but there weren't any people really close by and no one she noticed was paying close attention
8. Nevertheless, and in the privacy of her own salon, she was quite vocal in her support of the poor oppressed victims of foreign dictators and of those unfortunates in far off lands whose lives were devastated by fire, famine and flood
9. privacy of your home as you exchange news and views, there's a lot this phenomenon has
10. It dawned on Tiffany that her father had opened the card that had come with the flowers, which was an outrageous breach of privacy
11. It was the same view on either side of the wall, the view continued on the wall, but his senior officers stepped thru into a section of space toward Sol that was partitioned from the remainder so they could have privacy
12. It was still warm enough to stay naked, and since this courtyard contained their shower, it would have to do for privacy
13. their wishes is a true invasion of their privacy and is
14. Nevertheless, and in the privacy of her own
15. Instead they had put a sail across the stern so she could bathe, use the rail and wash out her underwear in privacy
16. privacy and is unethical to test someone without their
17. and heavy curtains which offered a certain amount of both privacy
18. gardens were well-maintained, with privacy assured by high stone
19. Although I believe that, in the privacy of his own head, he treated the
20. “The girls tried to let it be known that they preferred their privacy,
21. He didn’t want to be known by the general population as one of the founders because then he would have no privacy when wandering about the place
22. She might have been less social because of being ‘born’ in what she thought was a crypt and thinking she was coming back from death, but Ava’s social differences ran deeper, a need for secrecy or privacy being one of them
23. The facilities there are very well designed, giving the occupants a high degree of privacy while at the same time providing a community within which they can live as full a life as their age or infirmity permits
24. appreciate an around-the-clock intrusion on his privacy,” Roman said
25. "Jim," Todd laid the sheet down again, "Give her some privacy! I couldn't have bruised her
26. They sent me an additional questionnaire asking all sorts of personal questions – like how often we write? how often we phone?, do you speak English?, what do my parents think of the idea?, when we got engaged?, and would I be willing to live in Hong Kong? I answered all the questions without telling them it was none of their damn business and I resented our privacy being invaded
27. "To protect his privacy, I'm not going to tell you
28. "Why does Alan need his privacy protected?"
29. "That's something I'd rather not say, it would be damaging to Alan's privacy
30. "I'm going to withhold that information to respect the privacy of the people involved, don't make this meeting unpleasant by trying to wheedle it out of me
31. More to spare himself the distaste of seeing her naked than any concern about her privacy, Nerissa
32. of the page in small type along with your privacy policy
33. your Privacy Policy pages, it’s likely they are interested in your product but are
34. By using your Terms of Service, Contact and Privacy pages in this way you are
35. may be concerned about their privacy
36. accusing the neighbors of spying and invading her privacy
37. To dream that you are being chased or stalked by the paparazzi indicates that your privacy is being violated
38. More directly, the dream refers to your lack of privacy
39. She pulled the flaps of the tent across, giving her somewhat flimsy privacy
40. I sighed softly as I gave him privacy to change
41. So that would finally be the end of any remaining privacy
42. The shade of a tree on the Mount of Olives gave me the privacy to feed Jesus
43. It probably didn't even occur to him to knock, as if her privacy was of no importance
44. Remember that if you choose an online source to check the website’s privacy policy and never offer up personally identifying information that could result in identity theft
45. Perhaps her strong sense of privacy extended to felines, such that the indignities of inspection were not to be inflicted upon them
46. “What would we need privacy for anyway?”
47. His first inclination was to decline; he preferred to suffer the indignities of the shift in the privacy
48. Gerrid said, ‘There is no place we can go for privacy any longer; he hears and sees everything, everywhere
49. People’s lives were protected by a privacy protocol that Gerrid himself ensured was in place
50. Why had they wanted to know all this stuff? Where’s my privacy he thought
51. He knew that privacy was a rare thing in his culture, everyone knew everything, but this was London
52. ” The proprietor withdrew to give them privacy
53. The emaciated survivors of the reconcentrados, whose pudicity had departed through force of circumstances, thought little of the lack of privacy; but the delicate Cuban ladies from the city felt their position keenly until they also sank into the apathy of starvation
54. Everything being equal, however, the average citizen is oftentimes content to live and let live, to ―accept‖ what it may otherwise perceive as odd or peculiar in a manner consistent with an individual‘s right to privacy
55. A journalist who enjoys a First Amendment right to obtain certain information as it relates to his or her pursuit of a ―storyline‖ should properly consider the sensibilities of the individual being interviewed; that questions raised should be fair and balanced and not intended to either harass, embarrass or otherwise offend that individual and that the highest (professional) standards should be (properly) observed at all times and that that journalist should neither conceal some hidden agenda nor interpose pre-conceived biases that purposely seek to discredit, distract or place that individual in a compromising position and that answers to stated questions should never be taken out of context or pre-determined and that, (most importantly), privacy rights should be observed at all times
56. Let Soffen suffer her grief in privacy he thought
57. It is easy enough, I suppose, for café latte types earning above average salaries to criticize the company from the vantage point of high-rise corporate towers and sprawling industrial parks where office workers, comfortably ensconced in the privacy of their cubicles, routinely shop on their Internets or indulge in a casual game of solitaire while pretending to look busy
58. All such methods are an invasion of your privacy and illegal unless you did something which the Intelligence Agencies are interested in
59. "And just because she sunbathes topless doesn't give you the right to invade her privacy," I chastised him
60. Her father left her with Alex alone to give them privacy
61. I considered objecting to the invasion of my privacy, but under the circumstances, I decided I couldn’t really get upset about it
62. Romantic love, say historians, was invented in the West, along with the Model-T Ford’s mobile privacy
63. Here, come inside where we have some privacy
64. He was surrounded for privacy on three sides by a garden of broad leaf plants
65. And of course, we give you both total privacy
66. The Records are masked for privacy, as you know! We hope you will keep us informed as to the outcome, as these things are crucial to our defense plans in the coming year
67. We respected each other"s privacy – at least until now
68. Maybe the thing would begin to understand that a man needed a little privacy sometimes
69. She asked, “Jim, is there some place we could go and have some privacy?”
70. His quarters at the kaserne did not have guaranteed privacy, and getting Elizabeth in and out of the post without being seen would be impossible
71. With this threat foremost in his mind, Colling had been casting about desperately to think of a place where they might find privacy
72. “You have perhaps a girl, Colling? And you wish a place for privacy to have, yes?”
73. He’s entitled to his privacy
74. Some more men offered to hold their cloaks and form a screen for her to give birth in something that could almost equal a privacy of sorts under the unfortunate and inappropriately timed circumstances
75. Now then, Aidme, I expect the insects know all about the Zip-Linq since they located Russell so easily on the Hollywood, but now I want privacy
76. Margaret Sterne’s place had a lovely little guest house with two bedrooms, two baths, its own kitchen, and total privacy
77. the hosting family use common sense concerning privacy issues and
78. “Yes, I have rules about privacy as well
79. - Are you well, husband? -Misur asked quietly, once the others had left and they had a moment of privacy
80. ment have the right to peer into the privacy of oversees accounts, re-
81. It is called abortion, and a women‘s right of privacy, and governmental allowance against the desires of the people and religions
82. He was just respecting Uriah’s privacy
83. The Martin tapes of the Gingrich/Boehner conversation that went through Jim McDermott to a newspaper was a violation of privacy, was it not?
84. Our camper was parked in the front yard and we slept in it, but we were still living with her family: eating, bathing, doing laundry; using their utilities, taking up their space and their privacy
85. Of course we had little privacy of our own and no self-respect that I could ascertain
86. There is no confidentiality or privacy clause in the Constitution
87. They didn’t intervene, they just invaded our privacy
88. A kind stranger helped with the delivery and placed the baby in a soft place out of reach of hoofs and manure - a far cry from the privacy and cleanliness of her mother’s house
89. “Let’s get a moment of privacy
90. He deserved the privacy of his own thoughts
91. The proprietors of the hotels go to their utmost to ensure privacy;
92. Kumiko pushed back the noren (a short door curtain that gave privacy to an
93. It had been partitioned for privacy (I suppose), since I was last there, but each part was still large
94. privacy doors to fetch the things that she had commanded them, but they saw not the elders, because they were hidden
95. in at the privacy door, to see what was done to her
96. Mats were also used to provide some privacy inside
97. What could he say that needed privacy in such times? The two left and entered the room across the hallway
98. Aria left the room so she could give the two that much needed privacy
99. that fosters privacy, safety and companion-
100. the comfort and privacy of residents’ own
