Sentence examples for * the disguises from inspiring English sources

Theatrically the disguises give the players brilliant opportunities.

All life in a mercantile society, one sometimes feels, is dedicated to the disguises of wanting.

(The official Web site's description of the disguises is clueless too).

Inspired by the disguises of Halloween, a selection of photographs with masks.

The tropical climate strips men of the disguises which might otherwise hide their impotence.

Sometimes the disguises are so good that locals mistake them for religious leaders unless they have time to look closely.

A modified hatchback, the Sportback disguises its practicality with a hatch opening integrated into the roofline.

But the instrumentation disguises that: Antares's reading, at least, made the score sound more jazz-influenced.

And in that tiny black gap which the brain disguises they'd dived into the wood.

It is also in very poor condition, although the restoration disguises this.

The better the cuckoo disguises its eggs and itself, the more host birds improve their ability to spot the impostor.