Sentence examples for difficult secret from inspiring English sources

The most difficult secret for a man to keep is his own opinion of himself.

In March 1946, after a difficult and secret journey, Townsend reached Yenan in the Shansi province of north China.

Witnesses said the protesters had marched through a market in Old Damascus before dispersing, making it difficult for the secret police to arrest them.

Kabir harmonized the two religions in such a manner that, to an enquiry about whether he was a Hindu or a Muslim, the answer given by a contemporary was, "It is a secret difficult to comprehend.

Here, Charles Darwin is a superhero; evolutionary theory is his powerful (if difficult to draw) secret weapon; and Mara, a talking follicle mite living in his eyebrow, is his willing if misinformed acolyte, determined to understand his ideas.

She stated that some audience members guessed Danielle to be Ronnie's daughter almost as soon as she arrived, and that she found maintaining the secret difficult.

People were desperately trying to police their thoughts, but it was difficult to keep secrets when staff members were constantly being security-checked with E-Meters".

Unions have used the press and public demonstrations to wage "corporate campaigns" to convince employers to agree to these provisions in an environment where union density in the private sector has declined and it is increasingly difficult to win secret-ballot elections, Smith said.

David could be difficult; this is no secret.

But, finding it difficult to keep a secret from the woman he still loves, he decides to tell her all.

Because it was difficult to keep adultery secret from the tattle of a small town, the safest place was the irreproachable home of the Dickinson sisters.