Sentence examples for may be privy from inspiring English sources

They have to be able to perform a number differing roles, some of which only the tactically astute may be privy to.

It's particularly unprofessional when the job involves an intimate relationship (i.e., entrusting your child to someone's care), where someone may be privy to details about your private life.

Most N.B.A. players were once on college teams affiliated with the N.C.A.A., and many remain friends with former coaches and teammates and so may be privy to pertinent facts unavailable to the public -- a player's injury for example.

This rather bleak landscape is often haunted by Sweeney Randolph Curtis Randd), a 19th-century ward boss who wields power over Eddie and may be privy to supernatural mysteries.

Australia is a member of the "five eyes" intelligence-sharing alliance, along with Britain, Canada, New Zealand and the United States, so it may be privy to more sensitive information than other British allies.

Mr. Weinstein said some sponsors and even some shareholders who may be privy to the counting of the ballots may try to "hold back" votes until they can determine how to best allocate them for candidates they favor.

The subject may be swayed to change his behavior if he believes his contacts have changed their behaviors based off of extra information that he himself may not be privy too.

While some national Republicans are annoyed with Mr. Christie's decision, they may not be privy to all the information he had about which Republican candidates might have been interested in Mr. Lautenberg's seat.

Heavy scrutiny of young supermodel hopefuls won't come as a surprise to most people familiar with the business, but the film illuminates and personalizes some details to which even fashion insiders may not be privy.

Ms. Snyder, who owns an art gallery in San Francisco, may not be privy to the inner workings of the fashion world, but she is possessed with the fashion addict's need to know.

The public may not be privy to the multimillion-dollar deals negotiated by private galleries.