Sentence examples for be concealed from the from inspiring English sources
It's not as if space wasn't already cramped in Tottenham, and they all had to be concealed from the authorities.
Guns had to be concealed from the enemy's view, and a system had to be found that allowed them to be aimed without a direct view of the target.
Its doctrine contains palpable falsehoods which have to be concealed from the non-paying public: it is not in fact true that we are the spiritual survivors of an ancient alien race.
I remember Danilo Kis, one of the greatest European writers of the 20th century, explaining that he had had enough of the literary hypocrisy that turned the process of producing a work into something that must be concealed from the reader, put away like something shameful.
To offer direct bribes in the form of money was hardly conducive to the elegance of Chinese life; but the gift of a fine painting or calligraphy, an ancient bronze or stone rubbing, was a refined gesture and one where great value could easily be concealed from the unknowing mind".
Such learning was esoteric by its very nature, something potentially powerful and dangerous, and hence to be concealed from the masses and entrusted only to those who were morally and intellectually qualified to possess it.
His incarceration was concealed from the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Liao's writings were concealed from the authorities before being smuggled out of the country.
The diagnoses were concealed from the researchers until after the computer analysis was done.
