Sentence examples for feels covert from inspiring English sources

The Dock Kitchen has waiters and regular hours, but it still feels covert.

An internal memorandum had noted, "Station strongly feels any covert arrangement with Morgan undesirable from security standpoint".

The fact that abortions often take place in specialized clinics set apart from "regular" doctors, or, in the case of the abortion pill, privately, at home, makes the practice feel covert.

Glass might need to slim down and feel more covert before it gets mainstream adoption.

Islamabad felt the covert US operation was a violation of its sovereignty.

I would feel the covert glances of strangers assessing me, and let's admit it, for any woman, this can be a thrill.

But this feels worryingly like covert bribery.

"No," I say, because lining our stomachs in this covert manner feels faintly ridiculous.

Experienced for the first time, this covert cosseting feels slightly melancholy, like an episode of Cold War fiction involving futile charades and a likely defenestration.

Police are investigating complaints from four campaigners who say they felt intimidated by covert officers who tried to recruit them as informants.

Four campaigners have lodged a complaint with an official watchdog, alleging that they felt intimidated by covert police officers who were trying to persuade them to spy on their political colleagues.