Sentence examples for private sense from inspiring English sources

She, too, had a public reserve that masked a private sense of irreverence.

Later he discerned a "very private sense of humour, of the grotesque; like his writing, he's hysterically funny".

Continuing not to call my wife increased my private sense of rightness, and not being injured felt wonderful.

Just as his earlier tragedy galvanized his public and private sense of duty, this more recent loss seems to have done much the same.

But I always said no, because it wasn't about money.' Nor was it about ownership, or not in the private sense.

Others revel in the possession of information that they decline to share, and the private sense of superiority that this brings".

Furthermore, although Frege only posits private senses only for 'I', the worries that drove him to this view can be raised with other indexicals like 'here'todaydand, and 'now'now

The dissolution of the barrier between the public and the private, the sense of being surveilled and judged, extends far beyond human observers.

No, for me it was the glimpse of the private, the sense of being the author of this scene, as if without me this shower would sink into obscurity, the strange kind of power of being a voyeur, and, of course, the built-in guilt, the confirmation of my inner pervert.

The consequence of communities claiming "ownership" in the private property sense is that "mobility for these same local people becomes restricted and pasture areas shrink as mechanisms of commodification deepen social and economic inequalities" (p. 64).

Countries like Israel and South Africa may seem fresh and far-flung to some, but in a private-equity sense they have already emerged.