Sentence examples for sustaining secret from inspiring English sources
In "What is Remembered" (2001), for example, a woman is unfaithful, yet decides to stay, to use what she has done not as a destructive, or a dramatic force, but - as Munro puts it in "Oh What Avails" (1990) - as a "sustaining secret", a way of surviving.
But here's why I think that the only way the two sides can achieve any real compromise is through sustained and secret dialogue on a comprehensive agreement, outside of the media spotlight.
New York City's official colors are orange, blue, and white, but its secret, sustaining color is Statue of Liberty green.
After following along Weiner's march of folly, readers may wonder: Is an open democracy capable of building and sustaining an effective secret intelligence service?
Amber Brown*: Inspired by the mysterious and unique gem, which was believed to sustain the secrets of the earth inside it.
That will require the justices to choose between keeping jury deliberations secret and sustaining the Sixth Amendment's promise of an impartial jury.
Burgin: If there's any "secret" to sustaining a publication for twenty-seven years, it's basically sustaining your level of commitment and bringing in new writers and new editors who see the world through different lenses.
Cast as a young widow newly returned from Africa and keen to start afresh with a new spouse, Ms. Parkinson keeps melodrama at bay, all the while sustaining interest in a narrative during which many a secret will be divulged.
If the secret of sustained success in Formula One is creating the right combination of designer and driver, then what we are witnessing is a phenomenon to match that of Jim Clark and Colin Chapman, whose professional relationship in the 1960s established a standard to which all their successors aspire.
