Sentence examples for covet privacy from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because celebrities covet privacy, though, some of them use fitness DVDs.

The entrepreneurial engineers who have emerged as agents of nuclear proliferation covet privacy and rarely explain themselves.

But French workers, coveting privacy, shy from the practice.

Residents covet its privacy and security.

She covets her privacy now.

Paradoxically, the values would likely be highest for those individuals who most coveted their privacy while alive (think J. D. Salinger).

Ryan, whose wife and three young children have coveted their privacy, has seen his Janesville, Wis., home become a site of Nehlen-organized protests.

But the proposal puts Mr. Vallone on a collision course with Mr. Bloomberg, who so covets his privacy that he refuses to acknowledge weekend getaways — even when they become public, as his jaunt to Paris did in 2009 — and has blocked aviation Web sites from tracking the movement of his planes.

Surrounded by hedges and trees, the estate is located south of the Montauk Highway — an area coveted for its privacy and proximity to the ocean.

The cult of celebrity has flagged up that most coveted commodity of the modern age: privacy.

But they are legally obliged to file audited quarterly financial reports with the S.E.C., which, effectively, strips them of the privacy that Zuckerberg clearly covets.