Sentence examples for harbour secrets from inspiring English sources

It's all about interiors – apartments, trendy restaurants, studios, etc – while also giving us a glimpse of the inner lives of three solidly middle-class, thirtysomething couples and the delightfully baffling Sofia, all friends, who harbour secrets and/or frustrations as they get on with their daily lives.

Most are now ruins, and while some are more preserved than others, they all harbour secrets of the past.

The club's website mysteriously adds, "We are fully out in the open, certainly – but we still harbour secrets".

The possibility that the composition's exact mathematics should harbour secret codes.

Early on in the book, Michael enthuses about "the possibility that the composition's exact mathematics should harbour secret codes.

I wonder if 20-something farm workers harbour secret dreams of polluted air and starless city nights?

I think we all harbour secret ambitions and that was mine – I'd always been limited to being seen as a serious actor.

With everyone harbouring secrets, about the day she 'died', about their feelings towards her, and even about who she is, the only thing Sky wants now, is answers.

And yet rumour had it that Oakey harboured secret designs on Sulley.

The gruff Lancashire comedian Les Dawson harboured secret aspirations to make it as a romantic novelist, his daughter has revealed.

Even if he harbours secret hopes of eventual reunification, most Taiwanese would consider even a start to discussions about political integration wholly unacceptable.Meanwhile, the Chinese already seem dismayed by some of Mr Ma's pronouncements.