Sentence examples for privately explored from inspiring English sources

But it's the impromptu duo encounter featuring simply the two Traceys on piano and drums – a warmup exercise they've often privately explored but never recorded – that really marks this venture out.

Anheuser-Busch's board is so stacked with Busch family members that some of its independent directors — which include Edward Whitacre Jr., the former chairman of AT&T — have privately explored the possibility of hiring their own lawyers to get independent legal advice, outside of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, which is representing the company, people involved in the talks said.

"This could be an incredible opportunity to sincerely think about and privately explore what true engagement with 50 per cent of Planet Earth's population could be like when they're not reduced to 'gash', 'pussy' or 'minge', it concludes.

On 5 May, the British government continued to state that it would provide only logistical and technical support to UNAMSIL, but was privately exploring its options for a military deployment.

In addition, most experienced anxiety, isolation, and conflict as they privately explore the possibility of personal infertility.

The Internet has also become a place where individuals can privately explore topics that may not be addressed in a typical office setting due to time constraints or uneasiness in speaking with providers, particularly for those who prefer time to absorb information at their own pace.

The privately held company informally explored a sale last year.

The privately financed show explores identity, gender and homosexuality in American portraiture.

Later, in The Bronze, he is explaining the reason they are all being stalked and attacked, performing his job as Watcher, but his singing this information represents his unfulfilled longing to be a musician, something he's been exploring privately throughout the season.

Moreover, the use of privately distributed ACTs for non-malarious fevers and opportunities for effectively introducing diagnosis into the private sector should be explored.

Although he has previously explored such a "grand bargain" privately, he has never before laid out a credible formal plan for one.