Sentence examples for more private settings from inspiring English sources

"My experience in more private settings is that the patients are maybe overeducated.

Mr. Bush, who has in the past credited Jesus Christ with helping him to recover from alcoholism, stopped short of mentioning his own experiences to the group, as he has in more private settings.

In more private settings, the rhetoric is the same — except that there are filthy jokes drawn out to twenty minutes, and longer quotations from his vast stock of remembered English poetry.

Though she clearly knows how to have fun and is quick to make a joke or strike a dance pose in more private settings, she has yet to project that lighter, more nuanced side to the public.

In groups he was often dogmatic and overbearing in a comic way; in more private settings he was diffident and shy except when certain of his welcome.

In more private settings women, in particular, described in more detail why darkness was threatening, because "you imagine someone there in the shadows" (F20 [in a private setting] Westminster), and how this might limit mobility.

Instead of heading to Studio 54-inspired discos or Ibiza-style mega-clubs, they're seeking out more intimate, private settings.

If we women started speaking up more often in private settings, perhaps we'd find our voices – and feel more empowered to speak our minds publicly and prominently, too.

While patients at public clinical settings have to wait as much as several months (or even years) for an appointment (especially if the appointment is aimed for routine check-ups or laboratory exams), services at private settings are more timely and readily available [ 14].

For instance, in Facebook and Google's privacy settings process, the more private options are simply disabled by default, and users not paying close attention will not know that there was a choice to begin with.

As of 2005, more than 88,000 disabled students were educated in private settings at taxpayer expense, an increase of 34percentt over a decade, according to the National School Boards Association.