Sentence examples for as surreptitious from inspiring English sources

The founders are as surreptitious as their products.

He sees these contracts as "surreptitious" privatisation.

The Post said a budget document defined network exploitation as "surreptitious virtual or physical access to create and sustain a presence inside targeted systems or facilities".

A contingent of activists linked to the Tea Party decry plans to encourage walking and cycling as surreptitious means of undermining American sovereignty by the United Nations.

"This suggests that Dr. Lee's actions may not have been as surreptitious, clandestine, and secretive as the government originally indicated," Judge Parker wrote.

The practice, known among law enforcement officials as "surreptitious sampling," is growing in popularity even as defense lawyers and civil liberties advocates argue that it violates a constitutional right to privacy.

These are instances of the increasing practice here, of politics as a surreptitious craft, such as is associated with the secret police of more intrigue-ridden continental areas.

Neither in this score nor in the movement, alas, was there anything as dynamically complex or arresting as the surreptitious, apologetic exits of one member of the audience after another.

Ingmar Bergman referred to his film Through a Glass Darkly as a surreptitious stage play.

A private dining room in the basement doubles as a surreptitious smoking area, where strangers congregate, rub, and exclaim, "You are very beautiful, let me tell you this".

Investigators say Syria had probably offered its ports and territory as the surreptitious transit route for the North Korea-Iraq missile deal, although it remains unclear what demands the government in Damascus might have made in return.