Sentence examples for albeit privately from inspiring English sources
Even Democrats have begun to acknowledge the problems in the fight for the Senate -- albeit privately.
Even President Bush gave change a nod last week, albeit privately to leaders of Congress, which will consider the first serious overhaul of federal voting procedures in decades.
Cameron told the Leveson inquiry: "I explained what Vince Cable had said, albeit privately but made public … was very embarrassing for the government.
They recently helped co-ordinate another such conference, in New York, and their much-trumpeted internal ethics board and advisory committee has now convened (albeit privately).
Perhaps worst of all, he fluffed a chance, near the end of Ehud Olmert's Israeli prime ministership earlier this year, to grasp Israel's best offer so far, albeit privately mooted when Mr Olmert was on his way out.
On another occasion, Stella comes upon her son in a naked embrace with his girlfriend, a moment they are unaware she has witnessed, and it too is obsessively, albeit privately, recalled.
Now having said that, there are challenges and actually some former democratic members of the legislature I think have been the most articulate, albeit more privately, about the challenges associated with ballot harvesting in Stanislaus county, in talking with the registrar of voters there.
And it is that they were both religious men -- albeit very privately so -- who would know well the Biblical admonition: "And to whomsoever much is given, of him shall much be required: and to whom they commit much, of him will they ask more".
The Richmond Football Club players took it upon themselves to boycott Triple M's coverage that week and McGuire publicly apologised "unreservedly", and to Caroline Wilson privately (albeit after some delay and on a third attempt), before taking an extended leave of absence from the media.
She says that ITel hopes to sell new stock privately, albeit at a discount to current prices.
And over two-thirds of all facilities for juvenile offenders are privately run, albeit most on a not-for-profit basis.
