Sentence examples for preferred privacy from inspiring English sources

He preferred privacy, which gave him the freedom to think on an unprecedented scale, covering great lengths of time without bothering about the customs of concert life.

Overall, women preferred privacy and convienence more than men.

Facebook's European business may not, for too much longer, be able to rely on its preferred privacy buffer of arguing that data protection oversight of its business is exclusively limited to the Irish watchdog on account of its European HQ being located in Ireland.

But the Twights prefer privacy.

"We prefer privacy," said the suave gatekeeper, who answered the phone.

Still, he said, "most of the executives that come in prefer privacy".

When I called recently, we had a nice talk, but Mr. Sontag declined to be interviewed, preferring privacy.

Even I don't necessarily prefer privacy to convenience.

Most parents and their adult children prefer privacy, freedom, and independence as the best choices.

In other words, executives will have to think more carefully about which they prefer: privacy or a healthier stock price.

The company is targeting young parents and their networks, who prefer privacy over a huge following.