Sentence examples for a masquerade of from inspiring English sources
Blanche has worn herself out, bearing her burden of guilt and grief, and facing down the world with a masquerade of Southern gaiety and grace.
His whole life was a lie, his essential goodness hidden under a masquerade of evil for the benefit of a boy he didn't even like.
The date has assumed a local significance the Kremlin would no doubt prefer to avoid: a masquerade of democracy, and a dangerous one.
Beyond the objective of pumping up Mr. Gore for four nights, the Democrats sought to portray the Republicans as staging a masquerade of moderation at their convention.
He took up permanent residence behind his Anatolian smile — a masquerade of equanimity — and, for the rest of his life, he let the power of his films and plays face down the personal animosity that was directed at him.
"A masquerade of dazzling dancers, adorned with beauty and magnificence" is what Alvise Badoero promises his guests at the ball in Act III of "La Gioconda," the Ponchielli opera.
Cosmic Ballroom, Stowell Street, Fri Marc Rowlands Hot on the heels of GKM's A Masquerade Dungeon Of Ill-Repute Halloween ball comes another awkwardly named voyage into vaguely unsettling clubbing.
I admire today's art, of course, but I would never say it was anything but a masquerade kind of art.
He's also been playing around with a masquerade style of blending faces with vibrant bouquets.
Emir Kusturica's "Underground" is a splendid masquerade of life triumphant, in brass-band bravura, through half a century in the birthplace of the avatars of war which used to be Yugoslavia.
Surviving this, any viewer was well primed to receive even a halfhearted masquerade of reasoned discussion as if it were the second coming of John Locke.
