It's private, like a honeymoon suite.
"I'm pretty private like that," she says.
Perhaps the assemblage was meant to remain private, like her earlier herbarium.
"He wanted his funeral to be private, like it was," Mr. Einarsson said.
"Intensely mystical," Sheldrake told me, "private, like the deepest, darkest, densest forest humidity and closeness".
Foot traffic is thin on the plaza, and it can feel pleasantly private, like a little-known park.
In private, like General Dwight Eisenhower in 1952, he signalled he would not be averse to a summons.
To preserve the ability to make ethical decisions, many sustainable business leaders have remained private, like Patagonia, or reverted to private ownership, like Levi-Strauss.
He was definitely like one of the guys, but not just like a private like we are.
A city like New York blurs the line between public and private like almost nowhere else in the world.
Socialism is government control over the entire economy, not bailouts of private banks and industries that leave them private, like Obama's (which Bush started anyway)!
