Sentence examples for secretive perspectives from inspiring English sources
In fact, Groff's National Book Award-nominated story is deeply personal -- it's the story of a marriage from the secretive perspectives of both partners. .
Some thought that Pfizer's over-bureaucratic and secretive culture would benefit from the fresh perspective of an energetic outsider (he came from McDonald's, the hamburger chain).
I fully endorse the arguments that the appointed membership of the panel is heavily skewed toward the archaeologists' perspective and that the committee's activities are inappropriately secretive.
The unification of the White Tower, the headquarters of the female users of the One Power known as Aes Sedai, is addressed from al'Vere's perspective, as well as the exposure of the Black Ajah, a secretive and opposing faction within the story.
In order to explore all this, Grace's story is interspersed with six other perspectives, giving the reader insight into the inner lives of some of the secretive neighbours.
He argued for the need for an authoritative adversarial voice before the secretive FISC that oversees the NSA's surveillance programs to ensure that the Court considered all relevant perspectives.
Chapters that track Kate's attempts to learn the truth alternate with flashbacks from Amelia's perspective, in which she struggles against social pressures, including the hazing rituals of a secretive school club.
Author Rebecca Solnit recently summarized the emerging noir perspective in the London Review of Books: "We are moving into a world of unaccountable and secretive corporations that manage all our communications and work hand in hand with governments to make us visible to them.
