Sentence examples for persistent secret from inspiring English sources

She copes by persistent secret drinking.Meanwhile, an ape being smuggled into Britain escapes.

Its global image is in tatters amid persistent claims of secret dealings with the jihadists, which Turkey denies.

Clark Gregg: I forgot what a tightrope act this is... Coulson is, in my mind, kind of a cross between the world's most persistent bureaucrat, a secret ninja assassin, and the guy who kind of wrangles the rock stars at Lollapalooza [turns to the Marvel publicist and asks] Am I allowed to say any of this stuff?

Carol D Leonnig of the Washington Post took the award for national reporting, "for her smart, persistent coverage of the secret service, its security lapses and the ways in which the agency neglected its vital task: the protection of the president of the United States".

Although I hoped to lose this automatic reflex when Barack Obama took office, I've been distressed by many of his national security moves (like his administration's persistent use of the state secrets privilege to deny justice to victims of officially sanctioned abduction and torture).

In both "The Fifth Estate" and "We Steal Secrets," technology is a persistent character.

There were also persistent allegations that in Iraq and Egypt the Israeli secret service stoked up the appearance of anti-Jewish hostility by faking attacks on the Jewish community.

It would be a delicious irony if they turned out to hold the secret of supersymmetry the subject's most persistent known unknown.

Police spokesman TJ Smith insisted that the privately funded agreement between Persistent Surveillance Systems and city police "was not a secret surveillance program".

But in the face of persistent official cover-ups, the enormity of what happened remained a secret.

(No more secret ingredients in your aunt's special recipe!) Be politely persistent.