Sentence examples for secretive to from inspiring English sources
"She was secretive, to be truthful.
He was standoffish and secretive to the point of being silly.
A debonair man, Mr. Assael was, like many power brokers in the international luxury jewelry business, at once larger than life and secretive to the point of opacity.
The biggest tech companies are secretive to the point of clinical paranoia because there's an all-out arms race in innovation.
You put the transfer of power in a negative light, using the word "secretive" to describe this historic event (editorial, June 29).
Cutting Both Ways While investor lawsuits may expose nefarious dealings, they may also make governments more secretive to avoid asset seizures.
Mr. Bezos said Blue Origin was quiet not necessarily to be secretive, but to avoid overpromising itself.
"To employ a secretive process to solve a problem caused by secrecy," he said, "seems to us problematic".
Bayreuth is promising to change its secretive ways — to achieve "total transparency," in Katharina's phrase.
Moreover, officials have concluded that a few secretive, face-to-face meetings were crucial to the evolution of the plot.
The EU, similarly, is adopting militaristic and secretive language to outline its response to irregular migration across the Med.
