Sentence examples for sort of secrecy from inspiring English sources

And there was evidence of the sort of secrecy that often has something to hide.

"It was full of secret moments, and I think film is a brilliant medium for that sort of secrecy".

Still, it turns the museum into a zone of sort-of secrecy.

Ryle accepts the sort of privacy or secrecy that attends our dreams, imaginings and silent soliloquies and he concedes that besides the dispositional one there is another sense of 'know' which has to do with what a person is presently thinking, feeling or doing.

For most of its unofficial life, MI5 was shrouded in the sort of impenetrable secrecy we British relish.

"One form of secrecy is complexity.

He believed all legal proceedings should be held in public, quoting Jeremy Bentham when he said that "in the darkness of secrecy all sorts of things can go wrong.

Oof!" How odd that our shiniest celebrity, the man whose image once flashed most easily into our heads when we thought of the words "movie star," a man who, throughout his career, has grappled with all sorts of questions of privacy and secrecy and image control and damage control, has somehow emerged at this late date as the movie world's most unlikely symbol of old-fashioned authenticity.

Nor is there much secrecy about the sort of deal that could be struck, or at least its broad parameters.

"I understand that very many people see bank secrecy as a sort of Magna Carta of internal security, but that is not the case," he said.

Every stop on what has become a sort of underground railway is shrouded in secrecy: requesting supplies, confirming the needs, delivering goods, fund-raising and collecting donations are carried out by separate cells.