Sentence examples for secretive existence from inspiring English sources
No golden toad has been seen since, and it is widely assumed that after living its colorful, if secretive, existence for hundreds of thousands of years Bufo periglenes is now extinct.
Morgan's life could scarcely appear more different: until his retirement in 1980, he was professor of English at Glasgow university; he led a secretive existence as a homosexual before coming out at 70; he is the author of a large body of cerebral poetry, and translations from several languages, including Russian and Hungarian.
None of the six new privacy injunctions recorded by the courts in the past six months were superinjunctions – the most secretive court orders whose existence cannot even be reported.
Like the highly secretive intelligence operatives whose existence is not even recognized by the government, proctologists work to find solutions to those kinds of problems that occur at the end of food's journey through the body.
Mr Richelson believes the new document shows the CIA is becoming less secretive about Area 51's existence, if not about what goes on there.
While many made bold pledges in 2015 in the run up to the Paris talks (Ikea, for example, promised €1bn to fight climate change), the continued existence of cosy, secretive lobbying threatens to undermine action we need to avoid catastrophic climate change.
Many Democratic newspapers denied the existence of the secretive Ku Klux Klan while still reporting on the violence.
America's National Security Agency was so secretive that for decades even its existence was classified.
There has already been a move away from superinjunctions – which prohibit even mention of the injunction's existence – towards slightly less secretive orders that protect anonymity.
The existence of the highly secretive technique has been known in the US for years, but Canadian police have attempted to keep details about the technique secret.
