personal space

The band need their own personal space for a while.

"He's trying to get just a little bit of personal space."

Personal space has the body as its center, while territory does not.

Personal space today is something to protect more than to measure.

Even so, people can get used to living with remarkably little personal space.

But whether people have become more protective of their personal space is difficult to say.

AS a mother of two young children, my personal space is almost always up for grabs.

"You're used to having a certain amount of personal space," she said.

This way, they have added responsibility and increased personal space.

It is, in short, a violation of your personal space.

"It would help if she had any clue on personal space."

In the film she did not have a personal space."

It gave the concept of one's personal space some real authority.

What if something in someone s personal space breaks the house rules?

Plus the issue of an adult's right to some freedom within their personal space.

What wouldn't you give for a few more inches of personal space?

But that does not mean each inmate has 40 square feet of personal space.

People's perception of personal space has a large part to do with this resistance.

He'd noticed long ago that she let only Claudia and the children get in her personal space.

It was a great relief to be able to regain some personal space, even if only for a few minutes.

And then there is the very funny thing of personal space, how close people stand or sit when they are speaking to each other.

And a few more words about personal space issues.

Homeowners also have to deal with the fact that they will be sharing their personal space.

He was close to her now, well within her personal space.

And it's almost like crowding somebody's personal space if you go in their office.