Sentence examples for So confidential from inspiring English sources

"Because it's so confidential, most of them don't even know who is being interviewed".

Few writers create so confidential a bond with the reader, at times uncomfortable, unwanted but also undeniable.

The deal was kept so confidential within the bank that it agreed to indemnify the clients up to £37.7m if the details leaked.

And only a typical American, like poor Miss De Koven, would have been so sociable, so confidential, or could have seemed so rich.

Pyatt insisted the information he had received was all in the "public interest" and there was "nothing in there so confidential and secret the public don't have a right to read it".

The ingredients in its signature $18 Bowery Cocktail, a slightly sweet, red number in a martini glass with a twist, are so confidential that neither the cocktail menu nor the coy waitresses will reveal them.

The reverberations of Wikileaks publication of so many confidential and secret documents will be felt for many years, and he has attracted a large band of supporters, but the support for Assange is as much about his personal situation as it is an expression of support for what Wikileaks does or proposes to do.

The aim is to embed secret information bits into regular network traffic (as a carrier) so that confidential data can be transmitted covertly between two communicating parties.

"This code is so highly confidential that it is known in the industry as the firm's 'secret sauce,' " Mr. Vance said Thursday in a statement.

Plus, there are so many confidential conversations, from who is going to be the next board president to how they think the chancellor is doing.

There's a pleasing irony in the spectacle of someone who wanted to publish so much confidential information trying to suppress a book based on interviews he gave freely to a ghostwriter.