Sentence examples for secret aspects from inspiring English sources
That, say his critics, deprives America of vital intelligence.The president himself has shown signs of unease about his drone campaign's secret aspects.
For several years, Mr. Amiri provided what one official described as "significant, original" information about secret aspects of his country's nuclear program, according to the Americans.
Britain's defense against the claims of complicity in detainee abuse, in the courts and in Parliament, had led to the disclosure of secret aspects of its intelligence dealings with Washington, leading to warnings from the United States, some of them in public, that intelligence links would be curtailed if information passed to Britain in secret continued to leak into the public domain.
This perspective helped him explore the most secret aspects of the human soul.
Handling these weapons, like exploring the most secret aspects of manhood, was something intimate and personal, and as such I pursued it only in the privacy of my own bedroom.
"I think a secret aspect of [his popularity] is how familiar he is.
"The secret aspect in New York was over by 1928 or 1929," Mr. Okrent said.
The renditions remain the most secret aspect of the CIA's since-discontinued apparatus of detentions, prisoner transfers and abusive interrogations.
Thor Kunkel spent years researching a relatively secret aspect of Nazi history, the production of pornographic films screened at parties for the Nazi elite.
Partly because of their secret aspect, these rituals attracted the curiosity of Beijing dwellers and visitors to the Qing capital.
"America's Battle Lab tells the grim story of the most secret aspect of Guantanamo and the Global War on Terror," Mark Denbeaux, the director of Seton Hall's Center for Policy & Research, told VICE News.
