Sentence examples for less secretive from inspiring English sources

The open secret got less secretive with the rise of disco, which fused roaring, churchy vocals with a hard dance-floor pulse.

(The court system is slightly less secretive).

Mr. Stark said he urged Mrs. Clinton to be less secretive.

Attempts in recent years to make the budget negations less secretive have failed.

"It's far less secretive than the Soviet space program," Mr. Pike said.

The rating agencies made public computer models that were used to devise ratings to make the process less secretive.

And as more and more drug manufacturers speak out against the death penalty, states are quietly looking for drugs in less secure, secretive markets.

Doing so would make the company appear less like a secretive cartel.

Although the Internet is often thought of as a free and open place to roam, parts of it are less traveled and secretive.

That is bad enough: it leads to an utterly improper relationship between the civil servants and the very people who, in a system less collusive and secretive than Japan's, they would be monitoring.

Unlike the no less mysterious (and secretive) artist Balthus, Stanley did not "escape" a defining identity by fabricating a non-Jewish lineage; he set out instead to transcend banal circumstance by making a name for himself as the highest possible form of invisible man: first photographer, then film director.