Sentence examples for clandestine knowledge from inspiring English sources

Atrocity photographs were scarce in the winter of 1936-37: the depiction of war's horrors in the photographs Woolf discusses in Three Guineas seemed almost like clandestine knowledge.

I was hungry for some clandestine knowledge, and I thought I may have found it when the tannoy announced that something called the 'masquerade' was about to start.

As a result, the practice was largely clandestine.

Experts in foreign "cultural rituals" or trafficking routes may bring detailed knowledge of the clandestine trade.

Persico has "a deep knowledge of the clandestine side of World War II" and "a respect for the difficulty of establishing what spy masters knew, and when they knew it," Thomas Powers wrote here last year.

The chances of a military strike against Iran this year are receding because of the success of a joint Israeli-US cyberattack on the country's nuclear facilities, according to officials and analysts with knowledge of the clandestine operation.

The Islamic Republic is already well-networked into official and clandestine nuclear pipelines having exchanged knowledge, technology and materials with North Korea, China, Russia and Pakistan.

The one-time construction manager used his inside knowledge to expose the clandestine use by companies of blacklisting that has prevented trade unionists and alleged "troublemakers" getting jobs.

Although the results are not in, Starrs said he suspects Olson might have been pushed out of the window because his knowledge of the CIA's clandestine activities and his reaction to the LSD experiment made him a security risk.

This has been with the full knowledge of authorities and was not clandestine".

Apart from having 'too many clicks', it was cited as an insult to their knowledge; suspicion was expressed of a clandestine audit process (Table 2, Quote 2.3.1).