secretiveness

If he were part Indian, that might account for the secretiveness.

Foreign and international health authorities have been criticizing China for its secretiveness.

They have a talent for secretiveness and successful business ventures.

The secretiveness of this society is prevalent in their greetings.

Given the industry's secretiveness, other estimates are far higher.

The whole question of his secretiveness seems a puzzle.

A little secretiveness is, perhaps, a necessary lubricant in our social relations.

Many scientists, he suggested, fear that research contracts with private companies will demand secretiveness.

Secretiveness and suspicion were the rule as never before.

Given the secretiveness of sexual molesters, how can the Institute ever trust its own results?

This was a heavy-featured creature with an air of secretiveness about it.

But the traditional secretiveness still emerged when executives discussed the first sale.

Secretiveness does not square with dialogue and democratic openness - it is impossible.

Yet for all their secretiveness and repression, not a single Burmese refused to talk to me.

Security was always an issue, Secretiveness imperative for survival.

But, on an impulse, he indulged his appetite for secretiveness.

For example, instances such as an individual fluctuating between disclosure and secretiveness.

But, for most, the appeal of secretiveness was irresistible.

This bias and secretiveness were bound to cause slipshod performance.

This caused City officials to criticize the company for its "secretiveness and slowness."

My secretiveness was what had made her what she was!

Your pattern of secretiveness, always thrilling in an affair like ours, was another plus.

If Hamas had other, more elaborate motives, they were hidden behind the secretiveness of its military arm.

But what shall we do with this secretiveness?

This secretiveness about who she really is creates a puzzle for on-lookers.