Sentence examples for a total secret from inspiring English sources
The owner of Sakagura also owns Decibel, which is absolutely nothing like the former establishment except that it's also in a basement and feels like a total secret even though it is not.
With perfect Kafkaesque reasoning, the Obama DOJ says that (1) who we spy on is a total secret, and therefore (2) nobody has the right to obtain a judicial ruling as to whether what we are doing is legal or constitutional.
One explanation for its everyday charm is that many of the area's merchants and proprietors came here to escape from excess themselves and, while it would not be in their best interests to keep their new-found home a total secret, at least in promoting it they seem fairly determined to keep Chequamegon Bay from becoming just another tourist trap.
Its kinda funny – it was supposed to be a total secret from everyone in the ranks (yes, some people didn't get bonuses, but those people kinda suck so who cares right?) but now everyone is joking about it privately.
The event, which is celebrating Kleiner's 40th anniversary, isn't a total secret — there have been tweets here and there about it — but the storied Silicon Valley venture capital firm has kept a tight lid on exactly who has been in attendance.
It's not a total secret that Joss Whedon wrote the production script for "Speed" -- credited writer Graham Yost has frequently mentioned Whedon's contributions in interviews -- but the acclaimed director has rarely commented on the work he did for Jan de Bont's 1994 blockbuster.
That is why, Ms. Roney says, "in those first moments of having a business and having a baby, the baby was a complete and total secret".
Carley Roney, co-founder of the XO Group, a publicly traded media company valued at $300 million, confides, "in those first moments of having a business and having a baby, the baby was a complete and total secret".
I mean, leaving aside the giddiness of the iPad launch, here's what we're talking about: A corporate entity has invented a device for consuming content and wields total, secret and capricious control over exactly what content consumers can use it for.
In other words, the critics will leak the total secret context surrounding a work of art Edmund Wilson meets Edward Snowden!
In other words, the critics will leak the total secret context surrounding a work of art — Edmund Wilson meets Edward Snowden!
