Sentence examples for privately aware from inspiring English sources

"But there's nothing that's in the public arena, there's nothing that I am privately aware of, to suggest that any Australian law has been broken, that any Australian security and intelligence agency has been overzealous".

Lancaster is privately aware that he may well have to pursue a career beyond the English set-up if the side suffer the ignominy of an exit, though he laughed off the question of whether his contract – which runs to 2020 – may become invalid after Saturday.

Thơ was privately aware that he was the choice of the generals to run the government after the planned overthrow of Diệm.

There are surely many more papers where an author or reader is privately aware of an error.

Chances are, your mate is privately aware of his or her need to lose weight and is simply embarrassed to discuss the matter or to realize that someone else is concerned enough to mention it directly.

Privately Beckham, aware he will not add to his 115 England caps, has expressed a desire to finish his international career on a greater high than a substitute's role against Belarus in 2009.

The city is also accusing the companies of privately being aware of the effects burning fossil fuels has on our planet for years while denying them in public.

Despite Mr. Thompson's public pronouncements on Sept. 30 that the government "can handle any contingency right now," interviews with nearly a dozen administration officials, scientists and bioterrorism experts make clear that in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, both the health secretary and the White House privately were acutely aware of the nation's vulnerabilities.

Privately, delegates are acutely aware of the weaknesses and divisions, but have no answers to offer.

Republicans have publicly downplayed his prospects of winning the nomination, but privately they are well aware of the longer-term risks associated with a potential Trump candidacy.

But privately, the Afghans are aware that there have been no meaningful engagements with the Taliban in nearly a year, and that until the insurgents prove willing to sit down, the peace process will make little headway.