Sentence examples for more privy from inspiring English sources

"I have to be a little bit more privy to how I push them in terms of practice," he said.

Olive's close friend Mabel lives only a few miles away with her parents in a flat overlooking Moor Park Golf Club, but Mabel is no more privy to the escape plan than is Annaliese.

In your 30s and 40s, you'll be much more privy to the red flags.

Would the "bad guys" be more sympathetic if we were more privy to and involved in their backstory?

In today's world, in the midst of a communications revolution, we are more privy to the private lives of presidential pets than in earlier years.

But as someone who has dedicated himself to the resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, shouldn't he be a little more privy to the way his words might land?

"[J]ust as scholarship time was approaching," he writes, "it seemed to my father that two sons at the university would be a son more than the privy purse could handle".

This more ethnically mixed privy council served as the empire's main policymaking body for the rest of the Qing dynasty.

Remembering how most of my Bernie versus Hillary threads ended, I deleted my post before more people became privy to my anti-American sentiment.

For those of us that don't suffer from the completely random sneeze attack and are privy to more constant bouts, it may be more of an environmental thing.

After the war, he became chancellor of the Exchequer once more (1919 21) and lord privy seal (1921 22).