Sentence examples for more surreptitious from inspiring English sources

Others are more surreptitious.

He also suggested there would also be more surreptitious monitoring, which he could not reveal.

Nasscom took a more surreptitious tack, trying to convince influential Americans that Indian outsourcing was valuable to the U.S. economy.

"Every time we were on stage as our relationship progressed, there were more surreptitious glances," Ms. Blythe said.

While Berry wears his nastiness on his sleeve, Fucher's is more surreptitious, hidden behind his cheeky smile.

An earlier New York photographer, Weegee, is more surreptitious; his shot of lovers kissing at the movies in 1940 is taken from above.

But it was never a real love affair, more a surreptitious one-night stand.

On her coffee table is a well-thumbed copy of an Argentine magazine blushing with the now even-more-famous surreptitious snaps of a topless and pregnant Zeta-Jones, a cigarette in her mouth.

His chief adversary, the Democratic Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, attacked the governor's promise as nothing more than a surreptitious bid to kill programs he opposes.

Far more striking, yet surreptitious, are two brilliant red emblems high on a wall that spring upon you like exclamatory punctuation.

As for the Corporations, these are not the dear familiar corporations that now control our governments in a more or less surreptitious fashion.