Sentences with phrase «really privy»

There were certain questions that I wasn't really able to answer as accurately as I would have liked because of my status as merely one half of the LBW (dynamic) duo, responsible only for content and not really privy to the business side of things here.

We as fans are never really privy to that information, as you said.

Not exact matches

Obviously, there are things like the [data breach] lawsuit that I'm not at all privy to, but I will say that he has really good political instincts.

This is a paradigm that I really, really, really, wish more of my peers on Twitter (and other public channels) would take to heart as well - it's been a pain to be subject to posts that are essentially irrelevant or incorrect «takes» on a particular matter, or be privy to users who seem to incessantly complain, and are eager to have their brand of negativity imprinted on everything and anything.

My belief is that if there really was only 1 way, all creations of God would be privy to it.

You really had a lovely, genuine presence - I was privy to the crowd's comments during your cooking demo and it was all very, very positive; you can do no wrong.

What really makes this work is the fact that he manages to juggle all of the film's tones and always keep in mind that everything depicted here — even the stuff that Ralphie isn't privy to — is imagined from the perspective of a child.

However, we never really are given any real clues, merely having to take for granted that someone could have an imaginary friend that he talks to at length who comes up with insights that Mr. Brooks can not seem to think of on his own, and who remarkably seems to also have information Mr. Brooks was never privy to.

Howard, who really is one of the most engaging and charismatic people we've ever had the pleasure of talking to, opened up a whole new world that only an expert like himself would ever be privy to.

I'm saying this without really being privy to what's real about everything and if it's not honest or fair to offer condemnations then I'm sorry.

It is really important to know what is coming out of the Privy Council Office.