Sentence examples for lacking privacy from inspiring English sources

Having privacy means that others don't know certain private propositions; lacking privacy means that others do know certain private propositions (Blaauw 2013).

CONS: The sleeping area lacks privacy since it is open to the living room.

The toilet enclosure also lacked privacy; there was a hefty gap along the edges of the frosted glass door.

CONS: The sleeping loft is quite large, but lacks privacy as it is open to the downstairs.

CONS: The space being used as a bedroom lacks privacy as it is open to the downstairs.

A care facility that's also noisy, lacks privacy and hinders communication between staff and patients is sure to increase that trauma.

Ms. Siddiqui's lawyers said they met with her before the hearing but lacked privacy and were unable to explore details of her case with her.

Thank you for pointing out that the United States seriously lacks privacy protections for its citizens ("Europe Zips Lips; U.S. Sells ZIP's," Week in Review, Aug. 7).

Saito had twice tried to return home without permission, complaining to his parents that he lacked privacy and was unable to adapt to the discipline of stable life.

Yes, they helped each other, but they also lacked privacy and space, and spent part of the time wanting to kill each other.

The cells were primitive and lacked privacy, with a bed, a desk and a washbasin and toilet on the back wall, with few furnishings except a blanket.