Sentence examples similar to keep from public knowledge from inspiring English sources

Mohammad Ali Jinnah had been diagnosed with tuberculosis in June 1946, but he kept it from public knowledge; thus, in those charged years, few knew that Mr. Jinnah had little time left to push for an independent Pakistan.

Lynch joined West Virginia University on a military scholarship, but sought to keep her military past away from public knowledge.

The story of a superhero's origin must be kept secret, occulted as rigorously from public knowledge as the alter ego, as if it were a source of shame.

Any assumed "right of privacy" would concern confidentiality from public knowledge of the relinquishment, not anonymity from one's child.

This information had been suppressed and kept from public view.

It was not surprising that few of our participants reported to keep away from public places and public transportation.

It had been kept from the public".

What the Red Cross learned has been kept from the public.

It has been kept from the public for too long.

Expect a tongue lashing from some webmasters who will insist on their "right" to keep public information public.

That's what propelled Stefanie Trudeau's name and badge number into public knowledge, and her penchant for strong-arming people she doesn't like kept them there.