Sentence examples for so much secret from inspiring English sources
He had also given the Soviet so much secret information about Sweden's defenses that the entire system had been seriously compromised.
This shame is understandable in the context of the cold war, when the Soviet bloc countries over which the west, with considerable justification, asserted its moral superiority, kept so much secret from their own peoples.
"I have never seen so much secret police in my life," a shopper could be overheard telling her friend near the central Haft-e Tir Square on Saturday, nodding at groups of men wearing fashionable clothes that did not suit them.
The official history of the Times records that, during this period, Eden was regularly briefing the paper's editor, giving him so much secret information that Haley found it impossible to have free discussions even with his own staff, never mind pass it on to the readers.
Kenneth Vogel at the website Politico.com echoes Reich: "Never in modern political history has there been so much secret money gushing into an American election.
People who've read my writing as Cheryl Strayed figured out I'm Sugar, so it's not so much a secret as it is an open secret.
The only family mystery precedes the marriage and it isn't so much a secret as a piece of unwanted discretion.
Leonard Downie Jr., the executive editor of The Post, said in an interview that holding the government accountable "is the most important work that a newspaper can do," especially now, he added, when the government is doing so much in secret.
"It's not so much a secret, it's that this is a trade that is built on trust.
It wasn't so much a secret as it was the process of finding the host.
