Sentence examples for be very secret from inspiring English sources

The vote was supposed to be very secret, said Russia's ambassador, Vitaly Churkin.

A few days later Blount wrote that some of the jury were no friends of Anthony Forster (a good sign that they would not "conceal any fault, if any be") and that they were proceeding very thoroughly: they be very secret, and yet do I hear a whispering that they can find no presumptions of evil.

"Their names are very secret," he said.

"The arguments were very secret," Mr. Anas said.

It was very secret from the press, but it was in public schools, and my class would be 200 hours per year on how to use a computer effectively..

Not that it was very secret: the Americans had acquired the building through a shell company in Panama, engaged in highly conspicuous and unusual construction work, and asked the electricity utility to wire the building up with an American-style 110-volt power supply.

Which of course is very secret and anything but transparent.

"It wasn't the Iraqis that knocked down the World Trade Center because they have papers in there that are very secret," he said.

The world's economy isn't run by some secret organization -- unless it's very secret -- but its financial leaders do form a loosely affiliated elite of banking executives, elected officials, influential advisors, and power brokers.

It must be very, very secret.

A multiple secret sharing scheme can share a group of secrets in each sharing session; this scheme is deemed to be very useful in sharing important secrets.