Sentence examples for keep things secret from inspiring English sources

"I never expected to have to fight this hard to keep things secret," says Weiner.

"SHIELD used to keep things secret to protect people from things they weren't ready to hear," he says.

The announcement comes as ministers said their ability to keep things secret from the public was facing "worrying" erosion.

The report claims that proposals to extend the use of secret evidence will enable the government to "simply play the 'national security' card whenever it wants to keep things secret".

Hannah Jones shows off her sustainably made Nike trainers to begin – they only contain one thread – and says that businesses thinking they have to keep things secret is "totally counterintuitive".

Controversial journalism happens at the junction of two colliding rights: the right of a state to keep things secret to keep its citizens safe; and the right of the news media to disclose matters that inform public discussion.

Politics is lacking in so many genuine surprises - with speeches being given to favoured journalists before they are delivered, and everything so stage managed - that it's virtually impossible to keep things a secret.

"It allows for transparency, it doesn't keep things in secret and responds with words to other words, with arguments to criticism rather than with the bullying power of money".

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Button, who won Sunday's race from pole, his 14th victory, to leap back into contention for the Formula One drivers' championship, said: "We work so hard to improve the car and keep things like that secret and private.

He didn't really appreciate the nature of that information and that engineers don't like to see that because we spend our lives trying to keep things like that secret".