Sentence examples for all that secrecy from inspiring English sources

As a result, some details in the novel may resonate from nonfiction, the HBO series "Big Love" and news reports: long undergarments; prairie dresses; a conviction that outsiders are wicked and wives are property; storage of vast quantities of food; and at the heart of all that secrecy and obedience, sexual abuse.

As a result of all that secrecy Magda wasn't given much time to be awestruck at the notion of photographing the tech world's wedding of the year.

"I love all that secrecy, I think it's great.

Trying to put a stop to all that secrecy and violence, we have no assurance of success.

Over the years, because of all that secrecy, the organisation has been outlawed in various countries and accused of involvement in real-life corruption cases and endless online conspiracy theories.

Opposite the glitzy marina, which – despite the town's exclusive reputation – was lined with plenty of pleasant and reasonably priced bars and restaurants (I had borscht, pizza and ice-cream) was the reason for all that cold war secrecy: a former Soviet submarine base hidden away inside the hillside.

Even if you wanted to say all that, when the secrecy is exposed by honest accounting in the media, the fourth estate, the adversarial media of American bragging around the world, they are so attached to their secrecy, and so upset, the CIA group led by people like Angleton, that they commit something that is about as anti-American as anything in our system.

The directors are allowed to see only a single minute of preceding stage time as rehearsed, the cast are sworn to secrecy regarding all that has come before.

"If you believe deeply in trade, as I do, and you want more of it, it doesn't make sense to have all this secrecy that makes the public cynical about what's going on and a bunch of procedures that keep the Congress from the negotiations".

Hence all the secrecy that we see around us. "Power must be a monopoly.

The real scandal in Albany is that all this secrecy and lack of participation seem to make the decision-making more clumsy and irrational.