Sentence examples for complex espionage from inspiring English sources

None of his co-workers or managers in the intelligence community could have imagined that he of all people was capable of masterminding a complex espionage plot.

By night (and sometimes by day; they have great babysitters), they put on crazy wigs, have sex with other people, participate in complex espionage schemes, and occasionally murder someone.

It was only later that day, when the family learned more details about the deaths of the Central Intelligence Agency operatives, that the bomber's family became certain that Mr. Balawi, a doctor, was not, as they thought, tending to sick and injured Palestinians in Gaza but was at the center of a complex espionage operation that backfired to deadly effect.

"The main thing is to instill fear in occupied territory," said the narrator in a recent documentary on Russian television that insisted that the base was a massive espionage complex.

Russia didn't know whether to be embarrassed or emboldened: its agents had been busted, but what other country would think of mounting such a complex, slow-drip espionage operation in the first place?

"Find the mole, George, Smileyy is told and so begins a dark journey into his past – and all the complex betrayals and duplicities of espionage.

Documents released to the National Archives in Kew expose the complex calculations shaping cold war espionage, while politicians cultivated a thaw in personal relationships with Mikhail Gorbachev.

Do you have the right experience to lead the department, especially when it comes to complex issues regarding terrorism and espionage?

British expatriate Paul Stokes, the novel's hero, gets entangled in a web of politics, espionage, and a complex love affair in Jordan where he is sent by his PR firm to help produce publications for the ministry in charge of water resources.

Private corporations in China are employing hackers for industrial espionage, in operations that involve complex tiers of agents who hire the hackers.

Although he is a great admirer of le Carré, he has never tried to turn espionage into the setting for a complex human drama.