Sentence examples for a sort of disguised from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, it would be a sort of disguised sale.

QUESTION FROM PZUMARAN: I've long noticed that the British tend to talk about the French in a sort of disguised mocking tone; Americans tend to be just a bit puzzled b it all.

A: Sort of.

When we saw 'The Reckless Moment,' which was what got us interested in the book, we saw this kind of women's melodrama sort of disguised with the overlay of a thriller or suspense story.

My motive was a sort of altruism – wanting others to get as much pleasure from it as I did – that disguised selfishness – wanting it to do well enough that the author would have the means and time to write more.

"A sort of dream.

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

"A sort of blank".

(A sort of cognitive disonance).

A sort of adventure, maybe.