Sentence examples for surreptitious and from inspiring English sources

Just before falling with the Balrog, [Gandalf] tries to surreptitiously tell them the secret plan but was too surreptitious and they didn't understand.

Darnell is also a champion of the untold story, the surreptitious and strictly confidential.

It is surreptitious, and is best detected by scanning carefully through mixed flocks or listening for its soft trill.

But Justice Donnelly countered, saying that "witness tampering is inherently surreptitious," and that sometimes only circumstantial evidence is available.

"Tomlinson has waged a surreptitious and relentless campaign against 'Now' and me," he said, dismissing complaints that he is biased.

"However, a few nations are now proposing surreptitious and covert methods for obtaining private keys and access to encoded communications".

"This suggests that Dr. Lee's actions may not have been as surreptitious, clandestine, and secretive as the government originally indicated," Judge Parker wrote.

Finally, these results show that not only regulatory proteins, such as those involved in apoptosis regulation [ 63], but also basic metabolic enzymes may have a complex evolutionary history, rich in ancient and recent gene duplications, combined with lineage specific gene losses and dynamic domain architectures, with frequent and surreptitious addition and loss of individual domains.

She argued that undercover and surreptitious reporting has produced some of the most impressive and important work in the history of journalism.

Assange understands full well the significance of these documents and their surreptitious transmission, and that knowledge translates into power and influence.

In raising that prospect, the Panel pointed at Tomlinson's after hours and fairly surreptitious downloading; and his failure to even mention during the exit interview that he had customer information on a flash drive and personal laptop.