Sentence examples for harbouring secrets from inspiring English sources

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.

People hate trigger warnings because they bring up something most don't like to remember: that the world is not currently a safe or just place, and people you love are almost certainly harbouring secrets that would break your heart.

Some in the AK party have accused both countries of harbouring secret plans to establish an independent Kurdish state in northern Iraq, which could become a magnet for Turkey's own rebellious Kurds.

The world's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA), would have a stronger inspection mandate, allowing it to examine not just the facilities Iran declares it has but also sites it suspects could be harbouring secret weapons work.

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".

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

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.

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