Sentence examples for secret suggesting from inspiring English sources

Note the emphasis on "secret," suggesting something sinister.

His little two-liner, "The Secret," suggests as much: "We dance round in a ring and suppose / But the Secret sits in the middle and knows".

Newly discovered information (sorry, the source must remain secret) suggests that Reed's injury had healed by game time.

But internal NSA newsletters, marked top secret, suggest the co-operation between the intelligence community and the companies is deep and ongoing.

And it's even worse when apps like Secret suggest that those posting the defamation are from within your own contact book.

That, combined with the episode's almost Harry Potitleesque TheLetterse Letters of Septimus Noone, a reference to Polly Creek's family secrets – suggested Renwick's storytelling attentions were really focused elsewhere.

Myles Bader, author of The Wizard of Food's Encyclopedia of Kitchen & Cooking Secrets, suggests serving angels on horseback on toast with a lemon wedge or hollandaise sauce.

However, a senior Afghan security official admitted that the plan had been sent to all the security ministries in the last several days and was not a top secret document, suggesting that the Taliban could have obtained it from multiple sources.

Rillington Place, in several respects, was home to this sort of 'open secret'; implicitly suggesting that the way abortion was tacitly discussed could leave abortion seekers exposed to unseen dangers.

The secret file suggests quite the opposite.

The secret, he suggests, is knowing when to cajole and when to harangue.