So how was he finally able to voice a secret he had harboured so long?
Kindred had harboured hopes of gold, having set a new Paralympic record in the heats.
The siege had focused the world's attention on a city which, the allegations went, had harboured a terrorist.
What if you had the chance to realise a dream you had harboured since childhood and it went horribly wrong?
I had harboured a small and ludicrous fantasy that Bennett might also have ended up spying, but am swiftly disabused.
Manson had harboured teenage ambitions to be an actor but was rejected by the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
It wasn't, of course, this smiling little girl with blond curls who had harboured an infection.
As he explained to Oprah Winfrey, who orchestrated the reunion for her television show, he had harboured serious doubts about appearing in the film from the beginning.
The trial judge Mr Justice Griffith Williams told Bridger that he was a paedophile who had "harboured sexual and morbid fantasies about young girls".
So the western crept away, and it began to be appreciated that the old mythology had harboured a pack of lies anyway.
