Sentence examples for deal of secrets from inspiring English sources

Southern men of a certain age exude a gentrified elegance — mannered, yet rascally — that can, on occasion, manifest as sinister, as if they are perhaps harboring a great deal of secrets.

Beautiful as it is, the Universe hides a great deal of its secrets from us.

He said the Guardian had held back "a great deal" of the secret material obtained from Edward Snowden.

After he made his money off these kinds of deals, he hid a great deal of it in secret Swiss and Caymans bank accounts.

There were the usual professions of undying love and a great deal of speculation about a secret ceremony and a cake on the beach.

It is the 110th anniversary of the parliamentary Labour party next January, and people like Dave Ward of the CWU who want a party that eschews the pursuit of power for principle should recall the secret deal of 1903.

"Bloom is the Freud of criticism, putting poems on the couch to make them confess, often under a good deal of interpretive duress, their guilty secrets".: William Deresiewicz on Harold Bloom.

"I did not cut any type of secret deal with Lansing," Mr. Bing said in a statement, of the newly released e-mails from February.

Any suggestion that he had crossed the line and become too friendly with his negotiating partners, or had offered any sort of secret deal, brought forth furious denials.

Online news portal Sina Finance reports that CNPC has even instituted a policy to deal with a wave of secret detentions: High-ranking employees all have designated back-ups who will take over duties if they have gone missing for a set period of time.

Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson vowed to vote against the enabling legislation in parliament, saying Australians had "woken up to the dangers and hype of secret trade deals, which always overpromise and underdeliver".