Sentence examples for secret journals from inspiring English sources

In the past, this kind of thing was done with secret journals.

She was nevertheless, Garfield believes, an exceptional and committed chronicler of her times, and later this year he hopes publication of A Notable Woman: The Romantic Journals of Jean Lucey Pratt, his edited version of her extensive secret journals, will convince the wider world.

The novel is supposedly set in the present day, yet it's a present day where everyone is keeping secret journals – page after page of descriptive prose – and writing letters, and no one is social networking or sending emails or recording their life in a non-anachronistic way.

Worldwide, intelligence services and military forces have long published secret journals that often touch on technical topics.

Then Mr. Gough asked about the secret journal.

Mrs. Baker also kept a secret journal titled "Visits from Jack and Casey," which Mr. Siegel contends shows the Bakers' true intentions.

In August official-media websites republished an article, "Internal Reference on Reforms: Report for Senior Leaders" that was circulated earlier in the year in a secret journal.

Ms. Mercer appeared in the soap opera "For Better or Worse" and as a nurse in the syndicated medical series "Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal," which ran from 1955 to 1957.

The publisher of the Chinese-language edition of the Zhao secret journal, New Century Press, ran into difficulties recently with another controversial book, "Chinese Civilization Revisited," by Xiao Jiansheng, a newspaper editor in Hunan Province.

In "Five Quarters of the Orange" (Morrow, $25), she uses a secret journal kept by the protagonist's mother to hint at quantities and methods for making cherry liqueurs and tomato jams.

But with the support of Mr. Zhao's family, in May Mr. Bao arranged publication of a Chinese version in Hong Kong and an English version, titled "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang".