Sentence examples for certain degree of privacy from inspiring English sources

Wilder's dead, and you relinquish a certain degree of privacy by dying (or so thought Voltaire: "To the dead we owe only the truth").

Nevertheless, Mackenzie chooses to keep her surname a secret, so as to maintain a certain degree of privacy, even as she lets strangers into her home via a video linkup daily.

"Mr. Letterman is a public figure, but like all New Yorkers, he has a right to a certain degree of privacy in his personal life," Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, said in a statement.

What made the Dakota different from other buildings, besides its distinctive gothic design, was that so many residents were also celebrities that it afforded Mr. Lennon a certain degree of privacy.

I think it is right to accord public figures a certain degree of privacy, but in an echo of Downing Street's own double standards, Blunkett insists on privacy for himself and his offspring when it suits him, while not hesitating to talk about his young child to the cameras when he wants us to know what a good man he is.

Here S is the subject who has (a certain degree of) privacy.

Parents may experience a lack of privacy [ 10, 11], a certain degree of isolation in their own home [ 7, 12], great emotional stress and overwhelming responsibility [ 8].

"A certain degree of risk is accepted.

There's a certain degree of shame".

And with a certain degree of fear.

Everybody has a certain degree of leadership.