Sentence examples for a cloak on from inspiring English sources

A cloak on passions that those who required a beard might be unwilling to discuss or even consider, the beard was itself a figure of power and mystery.

"But like a lot of us, she puts a cloak on as a child because it's cold in the house, and keeps it on even when she grows up and doesn't need it anymore".

Someone also said that she's a Jawa without a cloak on, but probably not.

One said it was nonsensical to suggest that a company could put on a "cloak of invisibility" by declaring itself a compounder.

The skilled showman who has taken over the Republican party knows this-he even referenced it by noting how much his followers don't care about actual policy or plans-although he is now putting on a cloak of pretend policy and plans to provide cover for those who despise him but want power at any cost.

Sadiq Khan MP, Labour's shadow justice secretary, said: "A cloak of secrecy on this scale is unprecedented.

It was supposed to give everyone a cloak of anonymity: "On the internet nobody knows you're a dog".

Here on Belleville Street she is framed by the expansive lawns and neo-Baroque sophistication of the British Columbia Parliament Buildings – the latter spiralling magnificently into the heavens, a cloak of copper on its noble main dome.

Groups including Liberty, Amnesty and Reprieve warned that the bill is "worse than first imagined" and fear it throws a "cloak of secrecy on wrongdoing" such as rendition, torture and illegal detention.

Shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan warned that "a cloak of secrecy on this scale is unprecedented".

Which means his views on the life of a fetus are not something he puts on as a cloak of convenience to get elected to office (like some Republicans I could mention), they are fundamental viewpoints he has held in his profession for his entire life.