Sentence examples for lost privacy from inspiring English sources

The flip side of this elaborate security is lost privacy: Big Brother can't protect you from what he doesn't see.

Either way, one result is generally a huge house shoehorned onto a modest lot, dwarfing the houses of neighbors, who complain bitterly about lost privacy, light and ambience.

In surveys, Americans, fearing lost privacy and telemarketers, overwhelmingly say they do not want their cellphone number to be publicly available.

He said private property owners are reluctant to permit trail corridors because of concerns about liability, or in some cases for fear of lost privacy.

"For Now, Unwired Means Unlisted" (Business Day, Aug. 30) says that most Americans do not want their cellphone numbers publicly available because they fear "lost privacy and telemarketers".

For all, it has meant concealing their own grief, shortchanging their spouses and other children and tiptoeing through the awkward moments that come with lost privacy and intergenerational living.

Is losing privacy a fair trade-off for fame?

"They do lose privacy," said Kathy Searle, project manager for the Utah site.

The householders of the 1940s who lived on the bluff resented the intrusion of the road, even with a park on top, since they would lose privacy with the public traipsing back and forth along what had been their backyards.

"Sometimes I think there's a man who sits behind a counter and says, 'All right, you can have a telephone, but you lose privacy and the charm of distance.' " That you do.

While we fret about losing privacy and other dangers of the digital revolution, one sad change is happening with little notice: Our technology is stealing the romance of old conversations, that quaint notion that some things are best forgotten.