Sentence examples for private something from inspiring English sources

You feel as if you were seeing something private, something from your own life.

You might think I shouldn't have; my schooling was private, something most would consider an advantage in life.

Before that announcement, the award was a magic penny I kept in my pocket to rub several times a day, its potency in making me feel noticed, singular, and hopeful augmented, somehow, by remaining private, something almost exclusively mine.

Victoria Pitts-Tanlor, associateate professor of sociology at Queens College and City University of New York Graduate Center who studies beauty culture, said that beauty work is no longer seen as "private, something we do behind closed doors".

Secondly, before the current economic crisis cut off the flow of easy credit, CBS's stock price was driven higher because of speculation that the company's management would team up with private equity firms to take CBS private — something that was in fact considered by Mr. Redstone and CBS's chief executive, Leslie Moonves.

This is because faith, like the absence of fear and the absence of want, is essentially private, something personal, intangible and unpicturable".

While we were not the first people to use the Internet to look at another person's privates, something more pernicious and tawdry was under way.

It is noteworthy that this attitude finds expression in the language of Western civilizations, as in "privates" (something to be kept hidden) and the German word for the genitals, Scham ("shame").

Capco, which is private, is something of a financial mystery.

It gives the private sector something to hold, should it not wish to buy things.

It had been a private interest, something between me and Gretchen.