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Three times the size of the CIA and many times more secretive, the NSA's own initials have inspired many nervous jokes, such as "No Such Agency" and "Never Say Anything."— Berks county news
And"--seeing the expression of Isa's countenance, she concluded that it would not do to be quite so secretive--"and, to tell you the truth, I did like him.— The Mystery of Metropolisville
And Dong-Yung, very quiet and passive in the pose of her body, gazed up at Foh-Kyung with those strange, secretive, ardent eyes.— O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1919
He is clever, as the Devil, but secretive--my faith!— The Lost Naval Papers
Even the flares from the drinking dens seemed secretive, and the shadowy places impenetrable.— The Pawns Count
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