Sentence examples for some privacy from from inspiring English sources

In some units enlisted men have been permitted to put up partitions around their cots to provide some privacy from the old communal barracks life.

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I slept in a yellow dome tent pitched on a battered blue futon, in part to create at least one rat-free zone for myself, and in part to preserve some privacy from the assorted indie-rock bands that used the room as a rehearsal space from 8 p.m. to midnight, seven days a week.

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The addition of the Clifton Maybank corridor, built in the 18th century from stone obtained from another house then undergoing alteration, allowed the principal ground- and first-floor rooms to have some privacy from the servants' areas and linked the two staircases.

Khashoggi has spoken about hiring prostitutes to attend his parties, and considering each one of these rooms was about the size of a storage cupboard – and since storage cupboards generally don't come equipped with floor-to-ceiling mirrors – I found it hard to imagine what they could have been used for other than to grab some privacy from the party.

From children's point of view, some key benefits of the internet depend on maintaining some privacy and freedom from their parents.

It's an odd complaint, as though it were somehow a slap in the face of transparency to have some privacy while recovering from a near-fainting episode and to determine that nothing serious was going on.

Do you find yourself needing to withdraw during busy days, into bed or into a darkened room or anyplace where you can have some privacy and relief from stimulation?

Diaspora's team fell into disarray after a disappointing beta launch, personal drama, and the appearance of new competitors such as Google+; apart from some privacy software released last year, Moglen's Freedom Box has yet to materialize at all.

The technology, so-called Flash cookies, is bringing an increasing number of federal lawsuits against media and technology companies and growing criticism from some privacy advocates who say the software may also allow the companies to create detailed profiles of consumers without their knowledge.