Sentence examples for born of secrecy from inspiring English sources
The quiet rollout suggests that River LA is less interested in giving a clear picture of what Gehry's plan eventually may include than in tamping down charges that it has been born of secrecy — and worries that it may operate as a Trojan horse, a kind of high-design architectural cover, for rampant real-estate speculation in communities along the river.
"BCCI was born of a combination of international competition by laxity of regulation and banking secrecy laws," he wrote.
Freedom of information was an early 1980s cause, born of disappointment at the performance of the 1974-79 Labour government and a belief that secrecy was one of its causes.
Persecution and the Art of Secrecy Mormonism was born amid secrecy, and throughout its existence as a religion it has sustained a close yet complex relationship to the arts of silence.
Born in secrecy in 1930, the B.I.S. came of age in sin.
But they would also untangle some of the webs of secrecy and uncertainty that donor children find themselves born into.
He took an oath of secrecy at 26 but I on the other hand was born into it.
The reason for the secrecy was that he had been born outside of marriage in Ireland at a time when such things were considered shameful.
But renewed interest in Miller continues to overlook a darker episode of secrecy and evasion in his past: the story of his 49-year-old son, Daniel, born with Down syndrome.
