Sentence examples for be a cloak from inspiring English sources

In the cash world, anonymity can be a cloak for wrongdoing.

Normalcy can be a cloak to evade detection, as well as the target of such attacks.

Anti-Zionism may at times be a "cloak for anti-semitism" (just as support for Israel may be a cloak for anti-Arab or anti-Muslim racism) but Mann's method is assume that it is so unless proven otherwise.

The academic and high-concept stuff in Carson's books seems at times to be a cloak for the humour, which she half- dismisses as frivolous and is a little embarrassed by - although these are the bits that you come away wanting more of.

So joint U.S.-U.K. "cyber cells" might be a cloak for more than a few cyber war games.

Russia, one of Syria's staunchest allies, meanwhile said it was sceptical of the "Friends of Syria" meeting due to take place in Istanbul on Sunday, saying it feared it would be a cloak for foreign interference.

For Iran, which has become increasingly isolated diplomatically, evidence of complicity also raised the possibility of antagonizing Georgia, India and Thailand as unwilling venues for what appears to be a cloak-and-dagger faceoff between Iran and Israel.

But in the UK there are still seems to be a cloaking of nostalgia.

Rights groups say the law is a cloak for impunity.

It was a cloak of sadness, and it is still there.

His smile was a cloak into which he could retreat, no matter what these patrons thought.