Of course, Horowitz not letting on or revealing the identities.
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Clearly a whole lot more than it's comfortable letting on.
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If Trump's ego was bruised, his aides aren't letting on.
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He swallowed the pain, he said, instead of letting on.
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And if Robert Mueller knows, he isn't letting on just yet.
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If any of this bothers Mr King, he is not letting on.
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Being fired is a lot harder for her than she's letting on.
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If there is creepin' going on ... Wendy isn't letting on one bit.
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These lawsuits suggest incumbents are more concerned than they're letting on in public.
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He must have some deeper thoughts about climate change than he's letting on.
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Flake isn't letting on that he's overly worried about his re-election chances.
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Shapiro thinks that Kardashian is more involved with the situation than he's been letting on.
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This person has major social or emotional problems about which he is not letting on.
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But let's be clear: Obamacare is not "failing" in the way Republicans are letting on.
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I know a lot more than I'm letting on, but I'm not going to tell you.
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The reality of course is more complex, and more nuanced, than Mr Macron is letting on.
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But if President Donald Trump is aware of this barrage of news, he's not letting on.
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If there's any sizzle or spark there, no one involved with this production is letting on.
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It seems Dan was onto something, and maybe Tom is more cunning than he's letting on.
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In other words, there is more alcohol in your wine than what producers are letting on.
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But if that is the case with Murray, neither he nor his agent is letting on.
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But one player, indicted Giuliani associate Lev Parnas, says Barr knows more than he's letting on.
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Do they know more about what really happened to their father than they are letting on?
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And some have already alleged the family has more cash to give than it's letting on.
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Or maybe, at some subconscious level, everyone knew things were more complex than they were letting on.
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Secrets aside, the Foxconn deal definitely has more issues than the conservative press have been letting on.
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Weil could be another signal that the justices are having a harder time than they're letting on.
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If she's worried about alienating more conservative viewers with such references, Ms. Urman is not letting on.
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I actually know a lot more than I'm letting on, but I'm not going to tell you.
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If that doesn't say "I know more than I'm letting on," then we don't know what does.
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What all of this spin masks is that almost everyone knows less than they are letting on.
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Schiff has called for the administration to publicly finger the attacker, without letting on whoever it might be.
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Between the lines: Conrath was suggesting AT&T is closer to Silicon Valley than it's been letting on.
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The death toll in Iran from the coronavirus could be far higher than the government is letting on.
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Critics of the Cuban government said they must know more than they are letting on about what happened.
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If you don't pay attention to your privacy settings, you may letting on more information than you'd like to.
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Well, if he's closer to a decision on his NBA future, he wasn't letting on to our camera guy.
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Negan knows he's got a mole problem, and he can tell that Eugene knows more than he's letting on.
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If so, House leaders are much, much further away than either they or the mysterious undecideds are letting on.
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Hide your cards: Tell the other side what you want without letting on how flexible you're actually going to be.
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And then there's Julie-two-doors-down, who definitely knows more about your missing ASOS package than she's letting on.
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However, further investigation into Nick's death reveals that there might be more to the story than Jamie is letting on.
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This suggests that Boeing's executives think a return to business-as-normal could take longer than they are currently letting on.
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Some Republicans believe that Marco Rubio is way, way more willing to consider a vice-presidential slot than he's letting on.
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But the information that can be inferred from your DNA is actually much more limited than testing companies are letting on.
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I slid the plate away from me and nervously laughed, never letting on that, inside, those words were circling around my head.
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Alternatively, it could be that these missions are a lot more quotidian and indiscriminate than the FBI and DHS are letting on.
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If the Bush administration believed its own assertions about Zubaydah's importance, he must by definition know more than he was letting on.
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So I have no doubt whatsoever that Facebook knows more than they are letting on… There remains a complete lack of transparency.
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Whatever's got him looking a little down, he's not letting on when I grab 15 minutes with him, after the Global Briefing.
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ScienceTake Once again, science has confirmed the suspicions of dog owners that their beloved pets know more than they are letting on.
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Still, it's too early to tell and there were some hints that Nick knows more than he's letting on about Tiffany's murder.
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Fortunately, she managed to do so without letting on that my cellmate had been threatening me, so I avoided being called a snitch.
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She reiterates she's happy where she is, and also strongly hints her father knows more than he's letting on ... regarding her relationship with Kelly.
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But the IRS staff members who wrote their draft memo appear to believe the legal issues here are simpler than Mnuchin is letting on.
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It also gives me the impression that Helen likes California a lot more than she's been letting on when we see it from her POV.
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LuPone comes back to us not as a reincarnation of the Cut Wife, but as her descendent, who probably knows more than she's letting on.
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And as those suits pile up, some experts think the company and the wider industry are much more concerned than they are publicly letting on.
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After we sat down, he started talking about his son's new girlfriend as I smiled gamely, not letting on that I knew nothing about her.
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So Hays lets the Purcell matter drop, even though he knows there's more there and he also knows Hoyt knows more than he's letting on.
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This is not a condemnation of science, but it is true, and if the crowd at Reason Rally knows it, they are not letting on.
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Many of the orphans went on to marry, and to have children and grandchildren, without letting on that they had spent any time in an orphanage.
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Many months later, Yellen publicly backed what by then was known as the Evans rule, never letting on that it was she who first suggested it.
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Our phones might not be jotting down our every word, but our suspicions that our phones are more observant than they're letting on was definitely correct.
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That's partially by design, as the Man in Black's motives and methods are meant to be enigmatic, like he always knows more than he's letting on.
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However you do it, find ways to be transparent with those you trust, without letting on to your abuser that you know they may be watching.
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While the coronavirus may play out like the SARS crisis, the risk to investors may be much higher than markets are letting on at this time.
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But when he popped up in episode five of season two, it turned out that the guy knew way more than he was ever letting on.
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Those in the know are not letting on, but perhaps the duke and duchess&aposs Instagram feed will provide us with a clue nearer the time.
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If this is indeed the case, Opportunity's recovery might depend more on a lucky brush with a dust devil than NASA is letting on, this person says.
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But some crew members began giving out their own more cautious advice, making some passengers suspicious that the risks were higher than the company was letting on.
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The movie looks quiet and creepy, and who doesn't love seeing a pained Jesse Plemons say something that he obviously knows more about than he's letting on.
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He presided over a move away from news at Fox Sports, ending "Fox Sports Live" — FS1's competitor to ESPN's "SportsCenter" — and letting on-air reporters depart.
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That raised concerns that the brother of Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, John Podesta, might know more than he's letting on about Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Her life experiences will always be strikingly different than her white friends, and I am trying to prepare her for it without letting on how tricky it is.
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If first-year coach Kliff Kingsbury knows who his Arizona Cardinals will select next month with the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, he isn't letting on.
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Iran's ruling class has been also hit hard by the virus, adding to suspicions that the outbreak was much more widespread than they were letting on, said Vakil.
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Ms. Clifford's lawyer, Michael J. Avenatti, has been arguing for months that Mr. Trump's company was more involved in the arrangement than Mr. Cohen had been letting on.
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Things have gone so well for the Demon Deacons that they barely recall getting off to a miserable start; at least, that's how the players are letting on.
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But things were rekindled when Wendy Deng, Rupert Murdoch's third wife, invited Kushner and Ivanka onto Murdoch's family boat, without letting on that the other party was invited.
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Read more about Women Who Code on TechCrunch Metapacket- Malware corporate firewall Malware can wreak havoc on a system without ever letting on the fact that anything is awry.
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The company's net closures include new Subway stores that it opened last year, which means the number of closed Subways is even larger than the company is letting on.
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Once the woman admitted to using a spotlight on her ranch, Harrison proceeded to gather more information without letting on who he was or why he was so inquisitive.
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"No one is letting on about possible post-vote alliances because first they have to speak to their own voters," said Maurizio Pessato, head of the SWG polling company.
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So that said, just know that the Losers can't remember a whole lot about what happened to them back then, but that Beverly knows more than she's letting on.
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Seemingly by the day, more information appears to suggest that company heads who have denied any knowledge of Facebook's attacks on its critics may know more than they're letting on.
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The afterparties of the Golden Globes are full of such jovial moments: Celebrities inadvertently staging mash-ups of your favorite TV shows, celebrities letting on who their real friends are.
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I meet Marr at RAK Studios in North West London and shake his hand without letting on that I know the lyrics to everything he recorded between 230 and 230.
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But it manages to deliver on the appeal of nostalgia — the allure of simpler, innocent times — while letting on that it realizes those times were neither simpler nor more innocent.
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She marveled at the way he drew on a wealth of information about the doctor — intelligence gathered over the course of years — without letting on just how much he knew.
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Garabedian isn't letting on, and the gentle, cheeky humor pervading the image — "monumental but gawky," in Samet's phrase — suffuses it with a lightness of touch that escapes any hint of ponderousness.
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New satellite photos show the coronavirus crisis in Iran is likely much worse than its government is letting on — or, at least, that the country's leaders are preparing for the worst.
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She pretended to hang on Mr. Mummolo's every word, not letting on she had already bought him a Chuck Berry guitar for Christmas autographed by Mr. Berry on the pick guard.
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"This deal has probably been brewing longer than they're letting on ... unlike CVS-Aetna, there are more immediate margin and synergy opportunities," said Brad Haller, M&A director at West Monroe Partners.
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In particular, it's unclear whether the hacking was carried out on a much larger scale than the FBI is letting on, possibly sweeping up innocent users of the privacy-focused email service.
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As an amnesiac secret agent who suspects her employers of knowing more about her than they're letting on, the Major has an awful lot in common with Jason Bourne in the "Bourne" franchise.
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Through the course of several sit-downs with RealSense and Movidius executives, it became clear that Intel may have the virtual/augmented reality space a bit more figured out than it's letting on.
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In one scene he confronts Sesto, who has confessed to the plot on his life without letting on that the vengeful Vitellia (the voluble soprano Elza van den Heever) manipulated him into it.
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A mournful choral intro gives way to a hand-clap bounce fit for a Rihanna song—"I don't even know what I'm here for," Plunkett sings, never letting on where "here" may be.
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Katy Perry isn't letting on if she's worried about the early returns -- which have Donald Trump ahead of Hillary Clinton -- but she did make a plea for peace ... at her family's dinner table.
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Another scene shows the moments before the torture of Paul Marshall Johnson, an American engineer; his captors are convinced that he knows more about American activity in Saudi Arabia than he is letting on.
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If there's no update on the future of Autopilot at tonight's event, it seems safe to assume that the departure of Mobileye was more damaging to Tesla's project than the company is letting on.
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The Maesters know more than they are letting on, so as Sam learns more about the "Game of Thrones" world and history, we should also learn and maybe get some of these questions answered.
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The officials said they believe even if the Cubans didn't know about the incidents at the beginning of the investigation, they must have a clearer idea of what transpired than they are letting on.
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US officials said they believe even if the Cubans didn't know about the incidents at the beginning of the investigation, they must have a clearer idea of what transpired than they are letting on.
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Members of the British parliament and experts believe that Russian actors have used Facebook to influence its politics more than the firm is letting on and want more answers from the Menlo Park, Calif.
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When YouGov polled Americans on whether they believed government employment data, 45% of Democrats thought that there were more unemployed people than the Bureau of Labour Statistics was letting on, compared with 25% of Republicans.
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The "Botched" star came on "TMZ Live" Wednesday and weighed in on Cardi's super swollen feet and ankles ... telling us the swelling could be indicative of much larger health issues than CB is letting on.
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Michael Phillips, the president of Jamestown Properties, which sold Chelsea Market in 2018 to Google, and whose foundation also disburses money from the fund-raiser, wasn't letting on how they got so much of it.
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But if he really does want to make the time we spend on Facebook count as "time well spent," I suspect Facebook will have to change much more radically than it is now letting on.
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Here's some evidence from Redditor ScienceMuddafucka that suggests Arya could be planning more than she's currently letting on: [MAIN SPOILERS] The Game of Faces - why Arya DOESN'T suck from gameofthrones That's an impressive collection of evidence.
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Janet Jackson threw the hottest high school reunion Sunday night at the Hollywood Bowl, bringing back a ton of her OG backup dancers -- but she's not letting on if a Justin Timberlake reunion is in the cards.
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"I think the Chinese element maybe had a bit more of an impact than the treasurer's letting on ... it'd probably be unpopular with the electorate to have a major asset go to a Chinese firm," he said.
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The comments highlight mounting tension between locals who feel Puerto Rico is not getting the attention it needs from federal authorities, and authorities concerned that the island may have more financial resources than it is letting on.
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And as Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell reported, the water situation on Puerto Rico may be worse than the government is letting on, with pumping stations powered by intermittent generators and limited fuels for people to boil water.
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But Michael is an exception: a majority of the students appear to be cartoons all dialed up to 12 for the entire run time, with no tongue-in-cheek wink to the audience letting on it's satire.
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Jason Gui has a fun little trick he likes to play, sitting down and talking about his startup's new wearable, never letting on that he's got a pair on his face until time comes for the big reveal.
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Democrats accused Mr Comey of bias; so did Mr Trump, on the basis that his harsh words against Mrs Clinton indicated that there was more to the allegations against her than the FBI director was otherwise letting on.
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And while the nearly 60 House Democrats publicly supportive of impeachment represent only about a quarter of the 235-member caucus, Huffman said he's heard privately from colleagues who are more are on board than they're letting on.
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In four morning interviews, Mr. Trump stood by his ban on Muslim immigrants and said that President Obama was incompetent or knew much more than he was letting on about the type of terrorist threat the country faces.
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What's obviously really going on: Skinner, as always, knows more than he's letting on and has realized that O'Malley is going to find Mulder sooner or later, so he might as well be the conduit for that information.
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The town drunk/gossip who's actually kind of nice to Camille doesn't have the coordination to pull off double murders without telling anyone about it, but it's possible that she knows more about the murders than she's letting on right now.
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Peter Andersen, owner of Andersen Capital Management, agreed that the economy is stronger than the market may be letting on, and that hype surrounding a U.S.-China trade war, including the president's sometimes market-moving tweets, could be negatively impacting stocks.
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" When asked whether Middle East producers — such as OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — were likely to be much more concerned than they were letting on, John Carey, former deputy CEO of ADNOC Distribution, replied: "I think there is a worry, no question.
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Although there is something about the sentiment with which Peter says and does the small things with me that tells me he's closer to it than he's letting on, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous he'd never get there.
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The Aliso Canyon gas leak was a major environmental disaster, but it was also symbolic lightning rod for scientists and environmentalists, who are concerned that the oil and gas industries are racking up a much bigger methane bill than they're letting on.
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This week, GOP lawmakers face questions about Trump's response to the Orlando terror attack, after he said that President Barack Obama knew something about terrorists that he wasn't letting on and later re-emphasized his call for a ban on Muslims entering the country.
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" (Subscription) N.Y. Times "State of the Art" columnist Farhood Manjoo: If Mark Zuckergerg "really does want to make the time we spend on Facebook count as 'time well spent,' I suspect Facebook will have to change much more radically than it is now letting on.
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The 49 questions that the special counsel, Robert Mueller, hopes to ask President Trump as part of the yearlong Russia investigation suggest that Mr. Mueller knows a great deal more than he's letting on — and he hasn't even gotten to the follow-ups yet.
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This is probably why a lot of the (failed) efforts to cut her off at the knees have involved trying to catch her in a lie — to prove that she actually grew up well off, or that she actually has more resources now than she's letting on.
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For instance, when Hyperallergic provided it with a picture of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, it matched it with a portrait by Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio, the contemporaneous Milanese painter to whom "Salvator Mundi" has been attributed by some — maybe the algorithm knows more than its letting on.
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According to several sources who allegedly worked on the project, a contracting agency named Randstad sent teams to Atlanta explicitly to target homeless people and those with dark skin, often without saying they were working for Google, and without letting on that they were actually recording people's faces.
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Instead, they probe one another's hearts, souls and sore spots the way we all do with our co-workers, in fits and starts, by making desultory small talk, by not letting on what's really taking place inside, until gradually intimacy grows and friendship blooms (and perhaps withers, too).
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But this is Sonja Grace's truth as she experiences it, and if it sounds at all odd or extra or far-fetched, George Noory, host of the venerable talk radio juggernaut Coast to Coast AM, which focuses on the paranormal, is doing an impeccable job of not letting on.
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A new category of products presented as health foods, like sports drinks and low-fat yogurt, played a sort of shell game by advertising that the bulk of their calories came from high-fructose corn syrup, without letting on to consumers that this was just another form of sugar.
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But in two days of congressional testimony and a broadcast interview last week the central banker also hinted the Fed may be more concerned about current trade tensions than it is letting on, as uncertainty reshapes business investment in ways that could alter the course of the economy and thus Fed policy.
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Definitely. But Mayweather and McGregor jawing at each other, swearing over and over by the power of their fists and the speed of their feet, all the while gazing greedily at the other's stack of dollar bills, never acknowledging the conspiracy they've created together, never letting on that the fix is in, never even hinting that the con is on?
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