Sentence examples for secretive means from inspiring English sources

Some institutions even developed secretive means of identifying those who would not qualify for a full resuscitative effort [ 4, 5].

Covering a secretive war means ranging more widely, perhaps with more people, to improve the chance of getting information or insight.

Fagan told VICE News that a delicate ballet with North Korea's secretive government means allowing its ministries to vet some UN publications.

Their secretive, nocturnal behavior means they're rarely spotted by humans.

Secretive doesn't always mean covert.

This can represent either a mean and secretive nature or a quick wit.

As NSSI is often very secretive behaviour, this may mean that first aiders, especially when they are carers, may need to be aware of some of the more subtle indications that the behaviour is occurring.

Turner was known for being secretive about his methods and means.

For one, the secretive nature of whisper listings means some brokers will inevitably be shut out of a possible deal.

The secretive nature of the industry means that prices are not disclosed in all countries, but, where they are known, there is huge variation.

The story is both an unlooked-for beauty and a lovely misdirection and – along with many other secretive and sneaky elements – it means that, for a while, we can believe in miracles and people who've never existed and a range of exhilarating and puzzling and moving possibilities.