Sentence examples for privately view from inspiring English sources

Even his former comrades in the military appear to privately view him as more of a liability than an asset.

Chief Putney arranged for Mr. Scott's family members and their lawyers to privately view two police videos on Thursday.

The New Yorker, October 23, 1937 P. 30 Privately View Article Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?

Instead, Instagram will save them in the cloud, where you can privately view, publicly share, or re-download them later.

The resentment, disdain and contempt with which they privately view those beneath them are an old story.

This game absolutely blew me away (my full review can be found here); the wait to privately view the preview was nearly two hours, but it was worth it.

In the last three months, he has pushed a spare budget down the throat of the Democratic-controlled Assembly, and, for good measure, forced it to swallow a property-tax cap that many legislators privately viewed as foolish.

Still, a Republican field that is privately viewed as second-rate by many party leaders and that could be forced to the right by conservative activists isn't the stuff of a formidable general-election campaign.

To the surprise of parents and elders, this new hybrid between East and West has actually stoked enthusiasm for an age-old tradition that many young people privately viewed as crusty and hopelessly unhip.

A smaller group of protesters and police in Charlotte, North Carolina, confronted each other for a third evening, on Thursday night, as the family of police shooting victim Keith Scott said it still had "more questions than answers" after privately viewing footage of his killing.

The chance of a runoff was privately viewed by the Clinton administration and the Organization of American States as the best possible outcome to assure the political standing and economic stability of a country that has been a key American ally in combating the drug trade in Latin America.