Sentence examples for a disguise for from inspiring English sources

Some countries think that the whole cause is a disguise for Western meddling and hypocrisy.

But Washington maintained that the launching was a disguise for testing ballistic missile technology.

"And I don't want nuclear to be used as a disguise for walking away from renewables.

That picture is a disguise for a Yoruban deity, like a double exposure.

"In politics," Mr. Leavitt said, "most specific issues like this are a disguise for a larger difference.

"The Do Not Track standard would be utterly deceptive to users and act as a disguise for continuation of unfair and intransparent business practices," he said.

"One way to appear harmless is to appear dim," he said, citing PG Wodehouse's "affable, but thick as a plank" protagonist as a excellent disguise for an Englishman.

The Mayor discloses that his "bumbling" persona may not always, as is often assumed, be a convenient disguise for a razor-sharp political intellect.

Legault's claim to be protecting the youth is a noble disguise for subtly enacting a prohibitionist agenda within a regime of legalization.

Lancelot wears a woman's red scarf as a disguise just "for the sport of it," enraging jealous Guinevere.

RACHEL It's a disguise designed for the super PAC committees who bankrolled his first election campaign.