Sentence examples for * exactly private from inspiring English sources

The tenants' comings and goings — and the tenants' guests' comings and goings — were not exactly private.

An electric utility is an odd beast, neither public nor exactly private.

She even began planning a show, not quite public but not exactly private, either.

He and Matt live together but, says John, "Our private life isn't exactly private.

But that's lying on stage in front of a 900-plus-seat theatre, people who have come to watch the show, so it's not exactly private time.

Polari has always existed, in phrases and fun jargon, but previously we would always return to the mothership ‑ the broadcaster – for our shared culture: so maybe some people watched Monty Python or The Young Ones and some didn't, but its private languages were never exactly private.

And while he insists that "my private life is exactly that – private", he is enthusiastic about talks to front a new BBC documentary that will explore his views on love, as a successful, single man in his 20s "who's never had a problem with meeting women".

Reinforce that their private parts are exactly that––private.

That's not out of malice; it's out of a desire for their private life to remain exactly that: private.

"We will increasingly see processed Fairtrade goods coming into Britain," she adds - and while private companies like the Ramanandraibes' are exactly that, private and lacking in transparency, Fairtrade deals only with co-operatives run openly by democratically elected officials.

Private sales by auction houses are usually exactly that: private.