| In the final analysis, the ideology of radical diversity surreptitiously promotes a political program of the same kind. |
| Now and then, however, he managed to scrape together some coppers surreptitiously by holding a gentleman's horse or running on an errand. |
| He had a long lens and he was surreptitiously looking round the corner into the cemetery and taking sneaky shots. |
| If romantic interest is reciprocated, young men and young women will visit surreptitiously at night under the cover of darkness. |
| You don't have to have one foot in the grave to remember the bookies' runners surreptitiously collecting betting slips in pubs. |
| She eyed him surreptitiously, noting the oddly showy silver watch chain peeking from his waistcoat pocket. |
