Sentence examples for be able to conceal from inspiring English sources
But he's too stubborn, too purist, to be able to conceal it.
But as immigration raids escalate in her town, Alma realizes that she will no longer be able to conceal from Evan that she is undocumented.
Global firms like Yves Rocher, L'Occitane and Caudalie, will no longer be able to conceal the cruelty carried out in their name behind "it's the law that dun it".
You would therefore want them to be able to conceal, maybe even from themselves, the manipulative and possibly mercenary nature of their relationship with clients, and to transform a business transaction into a friendly quid pro quo.
We can only hope that the Blog of Liberty bloggers who live in repressive Arab countries will be able to conceal their identities or stay within their governments' rules.
For example, it will be able to conceal investments in projects and new technologies from the public — and from rivals — instead of disclosing them in eBay's public regulatory filings.
Kallakis and his helpers were able to conceal the truth for more than five years, wining and dining gullible bankers.
They enjoy a capacity for lying, which is able to conceal to a remarkable degree a lack of thought behind a superfluity of words.
Allegedly, defendants have been able to conceal the true origin of their messages by falsifying the point-of-origin information contained in the header of the electronic messages.
They also left considerable evidence of the complexity of their sexuality; how much they were able to conceal and deny, even to themselves.
