He smiled at my anger, and said that the King had ordered the news to be kept secret.
The parties that took place were kept secret, although frequent, and were called parvulos.
The King, after hearing a few opinions expressed by those around him, shut up the almanack, and said it was not worth while to go farther, determined that I should be ambassador, but ordered the appointment to be kept secret.
But you know, Le Duc, the affair must be kept secret.
Certainly, if I were sure that the thing would be kept secret.
These affairs ought to be kept secret, and a secret oughtn't to be known to more than two people.
With regard to the second part of this treaty, which was to be kept secret until it was executed, no difficulty was raised.
His own misfortune had been carefully kept secret, and he could not suspect that the Doctor knew it; but he nervously dreaded the sound of the terrible name.
The communication might be made with closed doors, and no one could suppose any thing would be exposed by the members of the Legislature which the good of the country requires to be kept secret.
And, as your Serene Highness has determined to take another wife, we consider that this should be kept secret, no less than the dispensation, viz.
Luther had written to the Elector: “In matters of Confession it is seemly that both the circumstances and the advice given in Confession” should be kept secret.
I am not ashamed of the testimony even should it come before the world, though, to be spared trouble, I should prefer it to be kept secret so long as possible.
At last after a great many intreaties, Fulbert seemed content it should be as Abelard desired; that he should marry Heloise after she was brought to bed, and that in the mean time the business should be kept secret.
It was my intent my marriage should be kept secret, and therefore Heloise retired among the nuns of Argenteuil.
He said 'that the gentlemen of the committee were generally of opinion that the subject should be kept secret.
It was proposed there that it should be kept secret; when a member of the committee rose and declared he would not be bound--he would not keep it a secret.
The King ordered his determination to be kept secret until he formally declared it.
It was agreed, Barbara continued, that the scandal of Princess Natalie's suicide must be kept secret.
He hath too talkative a tongue, and this matter must be kept secret.
Soames made no comment, but he didn't think the matter could be kept secret.
Now she asked, "Why does the public insist on details of matters the military think should be kept secret?
But," said Captain Moggs querulously, "it is necessary for this to be kept secret!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kept secret" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
