Sentence examples for no secrets to keep from inspiring English sources

The school has no secrets to keep from its neighbors, he said.

If this information becomes public -- e.g., if People magazine runs its imaginary annual Gin-Soaked Celebrities issue -- then there's no secret to keep, and you can talk your darn head off.

Few series and showrunners have been as obsessed with keeping secrets as "Mad Men" and Matt Weiner, but now there are no more secrets to keep and all 92 episodes have aired.

After all, after the condemnation of his Emile, Rousseau (about whom Melzer has written a fine volume) once wrote in a draft of a letter to the Archbishop Beaumont: 'In truth, there are no more secrets to keep, nor truths to silence.' A book that will call one out". "The best book I know on esoteric writing and its history". "Good prose strives to be clear and direct.

It was an easy secret to keep.

But we don't assert that the government has no right to keep secrets.

Christian Aid argued that the bank had no right to keep secret information that could allow tax justice to be done in one of the world's poorest countries or, alternatively, allow Glencore and Mopani to clear their names.

With them, she no longer had to keep secrets.

Keenan, who admits he has no expertise in tree-ring analysis, says that whatever the data may or may not reveal, the university has no right to keep the data secret.

The varied members of the beekeeping legions no longer have to keep secret their delight in the apiary underworld.

Yesterday, the same panel concluded that because Libby was indicted and now faced public charges, the court no longer had to keep secret many of the details of the grand jury investigation that Tatel analyzed.