Sentence examples for clandestine existence from inspiring English sources
Born in Lebanon, May Shigenobu lived there in secrecy until her mother's arrest in 2000, at which point her clandestine existence turned into a very public one.
Rabbi Soetendorp, who was born in 1943 when his family was leading a clandestine existence, says he is often asked these days whether he feels safe wearing a kippa in public.
Among the latter is the Dutch penchant for compromise and negotiation over everything, even her living arrangements.Since the murder of her friend and artistic collaborator, Theo van Gogh, this Somali-born politician has led a clandestine existence.
From that moment until the arrival of the American tanks, I lived a clandestine existence, using darkened hotel stairwells in place of elevators, sleeping and working in other reporters' rooms.
Thus so many gay clergy have clandestine existences, lavender marriages and unexplained holidays.
Here he discovers a clandestine community whose members forbid him to leave and divulge their secret existence.
And his boast that he had now placed himself beyond NATO's reach seemed to suggest that the bombing had effectively reduced him to a clandestine, even fugitive, existence.
On the one hand, it is working with a new United Nations commission to investigate the existence of the "clandestine groups".
That was most likely a reference to the fact that the Obama administration told the Russian government about the existence of a clandestine Iranian nuclear facility just before disclosing it to the world last September, which rankled Russian officials.
The existence of advanced, clandestine surveillance technologies on both sides of the Atlantic, revealed through the leaks of the National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, suggests we are in new territory, potentially a lawless vacuum, when trying to define the authority of intrusive surveillance by governments.
