| In this view it is desirable to be introduced into the privacies of domestic life. |
| Another is celestial: a meteor shower of privacies being burnt to cinders in the atmosphere of publicity. |
| Appearances were 385 against her, but she was determined not to discuss the privacies of her married life. |
| Even worse, he violated the privileges and privacies that sailors relied upon to counterbalance naval discipline and the rigours of life at sea. |
| All the subjects, public and privacies, can be provider provided that doesn't revert in the cases of incompatibility for conflict of interest. |
| He was the repository of discreet confidences, the inarticulate witness of august privacies. |
