Sentence examples for there are espionage from inspiring English sources
There are espionage writers who use the genre to explore the complexities of geopolitics, but Robert Ludlum, on whose novel this competent, enjoyable picture is based, was not one of them.
C.I.A. analysts who testified before the committee agreed there was espionage, people who heard the secret proceedings said, but were more equivocal about its value to China.
Assange confirmed that he has heard there will be espionage charges filed against him in the U.S., and denied knowing Bradley Manning, the U.S. Army intelligence analyst accused of providing WikiLeaks with information.
There are some espionage writers who use the form as a way of probing troubling geopolitical realities and vexing ethical dilemmas.
Another point that was made on the panel — there's going to be espionage.
To begin with, there's all the espionage.
Not since the James Bond movies spurred a flood of shows populated by super spies in the mid to late 1960's -- including "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.," "I Spy," "Mission: Impossible" and the satirical "Get Smart" -- has there been so much espionage on television.
I am pleased that there does not appear to be espionage".
There are hints of espionage, and there is romance, of a sort.As always, Mr Furst writes with impressive authority about the factual background to his story.
After all, popular culture makes it clear there are plenty of espionage jobs that don't involve anything more challenging than ducking under some police tape in a cashmere overcoat.
