Sentence examples for private circumstances from inspiring English sources

Much chamber music is played under these private circumstances, and much music has been written for such situations.

When you met the activists and demonstrators in more private circumstances, how did they respond to you.

O'Brien wrote on Twitter: "Is it my job to test tension between private circumstances and publicly held views of celebrities?

Popular cynicism could deepen.And if the zeal for openness starts with tax, it might move on to other aspects of a politician's private circumstances.

It all began in far more private circumstances when, in August 2010 Assange, met two young women in Stockholm with whom he went to bed on separate nights.

In a real gift for the all-female company, the two acts that follow show us the modern-day professional and private circumstances of the dinner party's host, Marlene (Suranne Jones), who remains a constant throughout while the rest of the able seven-strong cast get to change roles.

Her private circumstance has become the stuff of newspaper headlines, her image the front page picture of some newspapers, her distress the political fodder of parliament.

But the show "Playing with Pictures," currently at the Met, opens a door onto an overlooked boudoir, revealing a collection of Victorian photo albums that, despite their petite stature and private circumstance, provide an unforeseen array of delightful images.

A sexy massage is great in almost any private circumstance, but it'll be even better if you dim the lights, turn off the TV, and indulge in the moment.

But the she has been told by the Home Office there was "nothing sufficiently serious in the family or private life circumstances that could possibly outweigh the need for immigration controls to be enforced".

Mr Galbraith said: "The photos appear to have been taken in the most private of circumstances.