Príklady hush

• Now usually only used in the phrase with bated breath hushed and very ordinary or trivial ones.

• I shall not say too much about this because, obviously, the matter has been hushed up.

• Why was this case allowed to be stopped, and why was it so suddenly hushed up?

• There has been a culture of hushing things up.

• He will tell us, perhaps, why it is hushed up.

• On the other hand, if there is possible ground for disagreement it should not be hushed up and dealt with by any form of secrecy.

• One cannot guarantee that a complaint of criminal activity or a criminal offence of a disreputable nature will not be hushed up.

• How many other cases of this nature have been hushed up?

• Supposing that at any moment of anxiety every voice of criticism must be hushed.

• I resent the suggestion that anything has been hushed up.

• There is every chance in a district where slackness exists of crime being hushed up by village officers and by policemen.

• Is not this matter being hushed up to avoid a scandal?

• They hushed it up and issued denials for so long that they had no choice but to continue doing so.

• We deny that this is how personal data is protected and are worried that a possibly less than transparent deal is being hushed up.

• There are one or two other incidents which have been investigated and hushed up.