covertly造句怎么写

They covertly observed Lauren, who was sitting between Ned and Algie at a nearby table.

It is covertly taking away properties and materials belonging to others.

The purchase was part of a strategic Soviet plan to steal or covertly obtain sensitive U.S. technology.

One could see in the roll of his eyes just how he had glanced covertly over the dwindling pile of chips at his step-father's party.

They operate covertly, yet still in armor, posing as mercenaries of bounty hunters to slip quietly in and out of locations while quietly gathering intelligence.

Human beings should act like human beings, but they do things like ghosts — covertly not obeying the rules, wanting to try things before they get married... as a result, they have a baby.

I pretended as if nothing happened, kept eating my meal and talking, while my eyes covertly turning up to look at you at times and feasting your sweet smiles.

To fight overtly and covertly

One who covertly supports a certain doctrine, group, or party.

It is a double-faced behavior to agree overtly but oppose covertly.

From the style we use the quotations, they are overtly use and covertly use ;

Though he succeeded in covertly sabotaging a number of Palpatine's plans, he could not bring himself back to the light.

The fallacy of circular argument: It occurs when the premises presume, openly or covertly, the very conclusion that is to be demonstrated.

This way of doing business is covertly and covertly.

"crypto:One who covertly supports a certain doctrine, group, or party."

Leadership is the influence one exerts, either overtly or covertly, to encourage others to strive to reach objectives.

The door will open wide and years of secrecy will be revealed, showing how your governments have covertly used you as pawns in the wars that have crippled your Earth.

Is you covertly goes to and her appointment feared the wife bumps into woman.

She watched him covertly in the mirror.

Moonshine traditionally was the term used to describe illegally distilled corn whiskey often made covertly by the light of the moon.