Sentence examples for reasonably private from inspiring English sources

Next, a viewing site somewhere reasonably private where the camera-flashing amateur astronomers will be absent.

Ms. Sanford, much to her credit, got through her scandal-sheet ordeal with her dignity intact and kept her side of the story reasonably private.

While certain athletes — the book mentions Derek Jeter — have the humility to keep their private exploits reasonably private, Tree pushes his privilege to the breaking point.

"It's really a very simple thing," he told Radio 4's Today, "that if a newspaper is going to write something about your private life, or something you might reasonably wish to keep reasonably private, they should tell you beforehand".

This is a huge operation, with 400 beds, but rooms are reasonably private, sleeping two, four, six or eight people in mixed or female dorms, and breakfast is included.

"On Facebook you can't switch these features off, and the fragmented way they've set up their privacy settings makes it very difficult to have a reasonably private account".

A simple internet search for reasonably priced private islands can produce a few surprises.

This is especially the case in HRCs: as we have seen above, there is currently a shortage of reasonably paid private sector work for HRC nationals.

At the 72-room Chisos Mountains Lodge, in Big Bend National Park, (432) 477-2291, www.bigbendresorts.com, our room was on the dreary side, with thin walls, but reasonably spacious with private bath.

In fact, a key component of the solution lies in forming a shared understanding amongst platforms, regulators and users, of what data can reasonably be considered private.

This understanding of the Fourth Amendment is regrettable because it ignores the reality that in the modern world we often, as a matter of practical necessity, expose what we quite reasonably regard as private information to third parties, such as banks, Internet providers and phone companies.