Sentence examples for distinctly private from inspiring English sources

Smiley conducted his business in a distinctly private way.

Clubs not distinctly private can be forced to admit groups they had excluded.

The judge also found that state human rights laws did not apply to the club before 1994 because it was "distinctly private".

The White House softened the slight to Beijing by keeping today's meeting between the Dalai Lama and Mr Bush a distinctly private affair, and by previously assuring the president's attendance at the 2008 summer Olympics in China.

Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Jeffrey Lacker said Tuesday he would like to see the firm and Fannie Mae privatized: "There's broadly two choices, either [make them] a part of the federal financial safety net or distinctly private.

Also like Bloomberg, Levine has a distinctly private sector, pro-business mentality.

And the vibe is distinctly mellow: private cars are forbidden, so the only sounds of traffic are the heavy clomping of horses' hooves and the occasional screech from children bicycling wildly around the lovely heaths, moors and salt marshes that are now part of a nature reserve encompassing most of the narrow, 10-mile-long island.

Whereas discussions with residents in Union County suggest that in many ways they are encouraged to treat State Trust Lands "as their own" to some extent in their management decisions, Oklahoma policy distinctly separates private and state land management to a much greater extent.

The design variables are first distinctly classified into private and public ones according to disciplines.

Health care is provided in two distinctly different arenas: private and public.

Somewhat like a contemporaneous civic portrait of Chairman Mao--minus the heroizing gloss of official Communist Chinese art--the portrait's giant size gives the picture a distinctly public, rather than private, scale.