0 secretly, without anyone seeing or knowing: --
an audiotape of the surreptitiously recorded conversation
She presents herself as if she were straightforwardly answering, and agreeably expressing "concern," while surreptitiously veering away from the question in the way in which it has been framed.
Surreptitiously reunited, the two lovers contemplate elopement.
The process was sometimes actively encouraged by the missionaries, but more often it took place surreptitiously and even despite opposition.
Most of the stock for the second task was acquired by surreptitiously making extra copies while carrying out the first task.
Such criticism is of course dissolved once we see that it appeals surreptitiously to a transcendental model (of freedom as external to power).
If the answer to this question is positive, it seems to me that the essence of the notion of phase is surreptitiously reintroduced.
Sometimes the invitation to intervene is public and unashamed, at other times it is made surreptitiously.
The toy pizza was surreptitiously placed next to the entering child before the session began.
