Sentence examples for be carefully concealed when from inspiring English sources

The machinery of scenery and props became more elaborate, and could be carefully concealed when not in use.

He was dropped for three of the first four sessions, if not a liability than a fault-line to be carefully concealed.

But when he preached in the cathedral two days before the election, his preference of candidates was carefully concealed.

Plans were carefully concealed from the public, the press, & the Congress.

In Wilkinsburg, Pa., a church capsule was carefully concealed from vandals and remains concealed from everyone else, too, after a century.

For the most part they are carefully concealed, or, if they do emerge, are soon turned into something faintly ridiculous, or at least made light of.

"Their perversity was carefully concealed beneath Sartre's meek and mild exterior and the Beaver's serious and austere appearance," she wrote in "A Disgraceful Affair".

Sometimes the original is carefully concealed, with hints dropped as the piece progresses, or it may be broken up into tantalising little scraps.

None of Austen's novels is as full of tricks as Emma, and many of them are carefully concealed to reward the rereader.

All aspects of patient identity have been carefully concealed and a pseudonym used in order to protect confidentiality.

Some of the images were a revelation to me; many classified or in private collections that were being carefully concealed at the time of the documentary.