Sentence examples for extraordinarily private from inspiring English sources

— Jeff Gordinier The Aesthete: David Chang admires Thomas Pynchon: "His ability to be both public with his talent and extraordinarily private with himself, that's exactly what I want".

A draw for many visitors is the notion of laying one's head in the spot where legendary characters like Mowgli and Bagheera might have gelled and simply experiencing the private sanctuary of such an extraordinarily private man.

But you haven't read this one in full, sweeping style because the company is The New York Times, and the family is the close-knit and extraordinarily private Ochs-Sulzbergers, descendants of Adolph Ochs, who came up from Chattanooga, Tenn., in 1896, bought the failing New-York Times and put it on the path to greatness.

For a long time, it was difficult to discover many details of Sorabji's life, as he was extraordinarily private.

There would have to be extraordinarily strong private sector employment growth in a … much less conducive economic environment than it was during the boom".

Mr. Clinton has parlayed his public service into an extraordinarily lucrative private life, flying from continent to continent and earning fees as high as $450,000 for a three-day engagement in Tokyo sponsored by the Miki Corporation, a food and cosmetics importer and wholesaler.

10.13pm GMT This elocution is in danger of sounding as if it has sprung from the mouth of a mature democracy: "Finally, we cannot discount the risk, in light of the lessons of our own history, that at some point in the future, high-level government officials will decide that this massive database of extraordinarily sensitive private information is there for the plucking.

Michael was self-admittedly "extraordinarily wealthy", and more private than almost any other pop star in his league.

At age 36, Mr. Romney was asked by the founder, William W. Bain Jr., to jump into the relatively new, risky and extraordinarily profitable business of private equity.

With health-care inflation outstripping the ordinary kind and an increasing aversion to higher taxes, Britons' extraordinarily low level of private spending on health may have to change.

During this time he continued his extraordinarily broad reading and private research.