Sentence examples for cryptically from inspiring English sources

The man then murmured cryptically: "It happened to me".

Less cryptically, he said the arms race was still on.The relationship between this rhetoric, the Kremlin's bid to revive national pride using tsarist and Soviet symbols, and the hate on Russia's streets, is murky.

He argues instead for "self-governance" (which, he says cryptically, "falls in between autonomy and independence") in both Indian- and Pakistani-controlled Kashmir and a period of "joint management" of some subjects by India, Pakistan and Kashmiris themselves.In this section Musharraf's unhappy new year The long game Where's the justice?

The League's leader, Umberto Bossi, said cryptically that if Mr Berlusconi had the votes in parliament he would be happy to back the government; but if not, "it will fall by itself".

Jodrell Bank was for a time the West's only early-warning system against a Soviet nuclear attack.Bigger questionsBut Sir Bernard detested cold-war intrigues (and spoke caustically and cryptically of them in later life; his private dossier on that era is due to be released next month).

Shorn of context and often cryptically cut down, written citations like this risk giving both too much information and too little.This is a cavil.

And Mr Brown announced, cryptically, that he would be reviewing support services for young children and their families.

The cancer concerned, known rather cryptically as non-small-cell lung cancer, is actually the most common form of the disease, accounting for about 80% of cases.In 2007 a group of researchers discovered that the fusion of two normally independent genes, EML4 and ALK, into one aberrant gene seems to drive the formation of tumours.

For example, they show employees deciding not to implement a new method one of their hired hackers had discovered for "killing" pirated cards that had been plaguing DirecTV an NDS client in which News Corp later bought a stake and agreeing to cover up that decision, cryptically citing "the politics of the DirecTV situation".

Vice-President Christon Tembo, one of the bigwigs fingered by Angola, said cryptically that his accusers were acting on "outdated intelligence".

Cryptically, he cites his late father, Michio Watanabe, as giving warning against putting party ahead of country.