Sentence examples for secret in which from inspiring English sources
He points especially to the 1995 movie "Flower of My Secret," in which a romance writer who is disappointed in love abandons her luxurious life in Barcelona.
She once suggested a Bond tie-in to the lingerie maker Victoria's Secret, in which an actress would be clad in a diamond-studded bra that also happened to spray nerve gas.
How are we going to create an Ireland in which no woman ever feels that she needs to give birth in secret, in which newborns are not left at the side of roads or in recycling bins?
At first, at my prompting, about his film Joe Gould's Secret, in which he played New Yorker journalist Joseph Mitchell, the great chronicler of the maritime margins of the city.
That came in "The Sweet Hereafter," in which he played a relentless and melancholy lawyer representing parents in a fatal school bus accident, and in "Joe Gould's Secret," in which he played a literary bum.
I was reminded of the Argentinian novelist Carlos Gamerro's exemplary 2002 literary thriller, An Open Secret, in which the perfect crime is "one committed in the sight of everyone – because then there are no witnesses, only accomplices".
Since the debut of this era, one of the most intelligible terms of medical information technology and communication is the security of medical records and patient's personal information like unique id, name of the patients, disease name, etc. Steganography is a method of secret communication in which secret information is embedded into other information, various multimedia files.
The Times has written recently about "the new trade in business secrets," in which employees of Chinese descent are accused of sharing industrial and technology secrets with researchers in China who have a connection to the government.
I'm not interested, either, in keeping stoic secrets, in which cancer becomes the fetus of shame buried in the root cellar, or the insane uncle shut in the attic of fear.
This year's telecast, as you may have heard/Twittered/Tumblred/Facebooked about, went techno-wide in its approach, offering unprecedented coverage along the red carpet and backstage, leaking details of the ceremony and soliciting fan requests and "mominee" secrets (in which the mothers of some nominees got Twitter handles and let loose).
The poem is incantatory, sinewy and powerful, and, in an extra twist to the translation tale, it served as a provocation for Pascale Petit to write her own version, "At the Gate of Secrets", in which she replaces the Stag-Boy with a Stag-Girl, also published in Modern Poetry in Translation.
