Sentence examples for nearly private from inspiring English sources

It decorously places erotically explicit items in a nearly private space, prefaced by a warning and tucked away inside the main galleries.

Kirsch says that Theodore Roethke "wrote best when he could dislocate language into a nearly private idiom," which is what Eliot said the modern poet must do: "to force, to dislocate if necessary, language into his meaning".

That's not nearly private enough for many people.

The web app, which currently works in Prague, Budapest, Berlin and Paris, lets you reserve a nearly private tour with a professional guide and you're guaranteed groups of no bigger than eight people.

He goes off to his nearly private island and plays on his very private course and pronounces himself ready to be inspected again at the most public events.

It is possible to identify mapping parents that differ for chromosomal rearrangements based on the presence of variants (SNPs) that are private (or nearly private) to the putative rearrangement (Fang et al. 2012) or in cases where the geographic distribution of the putative rearrangement is well-defined, using parents from geographic regions where the rearrangement is more common.

Sweden and Britain alike have nearly complete private ownership, private financial markets and active labour markets.

Nearly 200 private equity firms are expected to have almost $30 billion in private capital invested by 2015.

Nearly 200 private equity funds are slated to plow almost $30 billion in private capital into global farmland by 2015, according to Michael Kugelman at the Woodrow Wilson International Center.

According to the Urban Institute's National Center for Charitable Statistics, today there are nearly 87,000 private charitable giving foundations with $716 billion in assets and $316 billion in direct private giving.

Nearly entirely private, it receives no direct government funding.