Sentence examples for as a camouflaged from inspiring English sources

The practice, known as "a camouflaged move-in," is widespread among South Koreans, especially the rich, who often use it for real-estate speculation or to help their children enroll in good schools.

Camouflage — with its custard of foie gras, dark chocolate, and espresso foam — comes from a conversation between Picasso and Gertrude Stein, as a camouflaged truck rolled past them on Boulevard Raspail, in 1914.

Ms. Pelosi, who is a supporter of abortion rights, angrily denounced the vote as a camouflaged effort by Republicans to prevent Americans from engaging in family planning, which she said would actually undermine the Republicans' larger goal to reduce elective abortions.

I want people to be curious, to sense its energy and pause in their normal routine to ask what is this?" In the daylight, Suspended Eddies appears as a camouflaged sun-dappled structure with curves comparable to a billowing tree root or a human tissue or organ.

Cut the PVC sheet into absurd designs such as a camouflaged cutout.

They include some who have used the scandal as "a camouflaged opportunity" to spew anti-Semitic venom, he said.

"Chitrali men employed as wildlife rangers can spend hours squatting like this, noticing the minutiae of their surroundings – crucial when looking for an animal as well camouflaged as a snow leopard.

Anyone familiar with Robbins will recognize Switters as a lightly camouflaged, if heavily armed, author surrogate, a trickster god bearing the Robbinsian theme that we bring evil on ourselves by taking things too seriously (say, by criticizing his books).

"We just want to get him released," one relative said in an interview with Al Mayadeen, the Pan-Arab television network based in Beirut, as a dozen camouflaged men with automatic weapons surrounded the hostages.

A zebra's stripes act as a camouflage, hiding their owner from hungry lions and cheetahs.

Mr. McConnell tartly ridiculed that plan as a camouflage for spending.