Sentence examples for privacy reading from inspiring English sources

I know this because I just committed a serious violation of her privacy, reading the more than 500 letters amassed in "The Selected Letters of Willa Cather," edited by Andrew Jewell and Janis Stout, and published despite the author's repeated, explicit wishes to the contrary.

In the 60's and 70's, the right was horrified at the court's expansion of the rights of privacy (read "women"), minority groups and criminal defendants.

"I cannot for a moment imagine that any of these events have made the main complainant feel safer, have contributed to her wellbeing, or protected her privacy," reads her letter.

Still, Dye was furious that Davis and DiCarmine had violated his privacy by reading his e-mails.

The question is, did the sergeant violate the officers' privacy by reading the messages?

They reported strong emotions related to the diaries and a perception of intruding into the patients' and families' privacy when reading the diaries.

It gives the teacher privacy when reading the card.

James Twigg, a 70-year-old retiree in Roxana, Ill., keeps up with the technologies that allow Internet activities to be monitored by reading privacy newsletters online; "Reading is a wonderful thing," he says, "but it can almost make you paranoid".

It's an invasion of privacy – it reads like a police interview and I've done nothing wrong.

For an overview of how the Nearby Friends option lets you share your proximity or real-time exact location, and its privacy implications, read my feature article from yesterday's launch.

Arguments about the "privacy rights" (read: comfort) of the cis majority aside, trans folks are the only ones whose well-being is at stake in these bathroom bills.