conspiratorial

On air, his voice sometimes came across as dark and conspiratorial.

Some of them, however, seem almost too conspiratorial to be taken seriously.

The newcomers looked no more conspiratorial than anyone else in the place.

Yet there is always the city, humming with its conspiratorial power.

This done, he went to the window, leaned out and called in a low, conspiratorial voice.

The level of her voice dropped to a conspiratorial pitch.

He gave Alpha a conspiratorial smile which she did not return.

With a conspiratorial nod he moved back to his desk.

He leaned forward, his expression taking on a conspiratorial air.

Kate turned to Tom and gave him a conspiratorial smile.

It was supposed to sound conspiratorial, but came out silly.

"We're going back to our country," he said in a low, conspiratorial voice.

"This is their favorite," he told us over his shoulder in a conspiratorial voice.

He felt somehow conspiratorial, and got a small lift from the feeling.

She leaned close to my ear, with a conspiratorial look on her face.

"Some people get all the fun jobs," she said, in a low, conspiratorial voice.

But now that you've been in the neighborhood for a few years, his manner has become conspiratorial.

His voice dropped almost to a conspiratorial level, as if he were afraid someone might listen in.

She leaned her head toward his in a conspiratorial gesture.

Sheila took the girl to the side and whispered conspiratorial.

The admiral leaned forward in a conspiratorial kind of way.

She hung up, a secret, conspiratorial smile on her face.

Despite this, a certain amount of conspiratorial activity did continue, such as illegal study.

Raul was looking up at him with wide conspiratorial eyes.

There was a touch of conspiratorial intimacy in the smile.