Sentence examples for appears disguised from inspiring English sources

Prince Ramiro appears disguised as his own valet, Dandini.

Mr. Blair, who appears disguised as a prime minister his subordinates call D. L., meaning Divine Light or Dreadfully Lightweight, hasn't as much reason for anger as the Greek demagogue Cleon.

Ulysses awakes, cursing the Faeci for abandoning him: "To your sails, falsest Phaeacians, may Boreas be ever hostile!" From the goddess Minerva, who initially appears disguised as a shepherd boy, Ulisse learns that he is in Ithaca, and is told of "the unchanging constancy of the chaste Penelope", despite the persistence of her evil suitors.

Perhaps I have appeared, disguised, in a minor and unhappy role in one of the episodes of Mortimer's long-running TV series, Rumpole of the Bailey.

(Mr Wolfowitz appears, lightly disguised, in Saul Bellow's novel about Mr Bloom, "Ravelstein").

The secretary of state was mostly concerned that Cruz's campaign mailers appeared partially disguised to look like an official communication from the state government.

This outward implacability appears to disguise a restless mind.

Both these husbands would also appear, thinly disguised, in its pages.

Queen Mary's appeared thinly disguised in his 1997 novella, Breaking Hearts, where it was affectionately rechristened The Dump.

Stone's original Wall Street, made in 1987, was less about specific events than the atmosphere at the time, but his sequel weaves in history so raw it still hurts: Lehman Brothers' collapse, the Goldman Sachs' bailout and the creation of TARP all appear, thinly disguised.

The poro, the more important of the organizations, is personified by the Great Masked Figure, or Grand Master, a person who only appears in public disguised by a mask, costume, and falsetto voice.