Sentence examples for another cloak from inspiring English sources

Even as a solo star between No Doubt albums, she was always indirect at the most, preferring to bury herself beneath Japanese-culture fetishization or another cloak.

As the violinist Yehudi Menuhin said, "More than any other he could make a Beethoven or a Brahms symphony live and breathe, expand and even address us as if with words; as it were, tearing off yet another cloak of the many we wear to hide ourselves from ourselves".

Of course, this brings another cloak of shame.

"My hope would be that this cybersecurity center isn't another cloak-and-dagger thing where any surveillance is justified," said Nat Kausik, chief executive of Bitglass, which helps companies lock down data.

And new wireless, or "wi-fi," technology, Colbert tells me, is providing spammers with another potential cloak of invisibility.

The upper part of the torso was bare or clothed by another sheepskin cloaking the shoulders.

Shedding another spangled cloak-like garment, she sinks on to a sofa, but she doesn't remain still for long.

In sports, especially one-on-one disciplines that involve harming another person, the cloak of invincibility has long been a powerful yet fleeting tool.

Words too often are delivered with contempt; philosophical differences are likened to warfare; those who simply disagree with another are deemed "enemies". Often it is on the Internet — which was launched as a forum for unity — where people attack one another, under the cloak of anonymity.

Beneath the Whin Sill, there is a flash of red and I think it's another legionary's cloak.

"Are we dogs that they give us such things?" screamed a woman in a traditional Muslim head covering and cloak, clutching another pair of pumps.