Sentence examples for more clandestine from inspiring English sources
Thereafter it became much more more clandestine.
"It's no more clandestine than that.
No more clandestine dates with her boyfriend, Daniel Wong.
Your constant companionship requires more and more clandestine meetings.
"You'd figure he' d be a bit more clandestine".
In the spy trade, of course, smarter means more clandestine.
And I shouldn't assume that she was reading a romance novel on her Kindle to make the act a little more, um, clandestine.
The Pentagon consultant also told me that "there was a sense at the senior-ranks level that he wasn't fully on board with the more adventurous clandestine initiatives".
A successful agreement with the ELN, which is more a clandestine political organisation than a FARC-esque military body, is a necessary next step in ending the country's 50-year civil war.
What's easily missed in all this is something more important: the clandestine convergence between Super-Naturalists and Self-Makers.
Could our town madman procure arms more easily through clandestine means by buying them on this "interconnected net"?
