Sentence examples for unusually secretive from inspiring English sources

The proceeding was unusually secretive.

Moreover, Mormons are perceived to be unusually secretive.

Trump has been unusually secretive about his leisure time, generally refusing to admit that he spends much of it playing golf.

Google's executives, who have been unusually secretive during the period leading up to the company's public offering, and are now barred from commenting by federal securities "quiet period" rules, have stated in public filings that they hope the Dutch auction will yield the highest value to the company's founders and original investors.

His financial disclosure for years past has been unusually secretive in nature.

Pruitt has been an unusually secretive administrator so far, instructing employees to leave their phones outside during meetings, taking calls in buildings besides the EPA's offices, and locking the doors to the floor he works on, according to the New York Times.

Unusually in the secretive world of private jets, the buyer is known: Joseph Lau, a property tycoon with interests in Macau, Hong Kong and China.

The Colts, who are usually secretive about injuries, have been unusually forthcoming about the specifics of Freeney's injury, but he was not available Monday night when the news media had limited access to the team.

Are they hesitant, secretive, or unusually happy?

The corporate culture of Apple is secretive and was unusually dependent on Jobs' personal guidance.

Sure, Clinton had been "extremely careless" with classified material, as Comey said at a July press conference an unusually public way for the secretive FBI to announce a decision but "no reasonable prosecutor" would press charges against her.