Sentence examples for be very closely guarded from inspiring English sources

What used to be very closely guarded communications internally and externally can no longer operate in the same way.

The Money Zone is an exhibition area where the diamonds are displayed, said the dome's operators, the New Millennium Experience Company, and it is very closely guarded.

Galleys have been very closely guarded.

Anything that went on behind the scenes was very closely guarded, and even if things slipped out, they weren't easily transferable to the world at large anyway.

The selection of Nobel laureates is a very closely guarded subject – see this amusingly circumspect interview with Geir Lundestad, the secretary of the Norwegian Nobel committee for proof – however, the committee has expressed regret at not awarding the prize to Gandhi and in honour of him, no one was awarded the peace prize in 1948, the year of his death.

"It's very closely monitored.

They are being very closely monitored.

"Fear and pleasure are very closely related.

The information was very closely held.

"Psychology and acting are very closely linked.

Moderate independents were very closely divided.