Sentence examples for are better kept from inspiring English sources

But some things are better kept in-house.

"Some secrets are better kept secret," she said.

This will be news to the Hummer drivers of America, but some things are better kept small.

Peter Maurer, the Swiss ambassador, put it more bluntly, saying, "A priest should know that certain things are better kept to your heart".

Now, she says, the grounds are better kept, and because of the low profile of the gravestones, it's like having a park beyond her backyard.

It is to pass the grim, unfinished concrete houses of Rosarno, an agricultural area best known for violent race riots that erupted in 2010, and to look out on the sea from Gioia Tauro, a port city built on an ancient Greek necropolis where the boxlike tombs in the cemetery are better kept than some nearby houses.

Not until 1824 would records be better kept.

These nuclear monetary weapons might be better kept locked away.

Church and state, she figured, were better kept apart.

No words might be better kept in mind while reading Brian Boyd's "Stalking Nabokov".

Wouldn't the tax be better kept at a local level to revitalise the local economy?