Sentence examples for be stealth of from inspiring English sources
noun
The attribute or characteristic of acting in secrecy, or in such a way that the actions are unnoticed or difficult to detect by others.
Currently, there appears to be stealth of information on the role of the HNF1a gene or its genomic locus in CAD/MI, in general.
Then there's "stealth wealth" – the assertion of power via apparently classic clothing.
— and half-hour-long shows, a few of which are stealth dramas.
My family prefers the phrase "regrettably hospitable," but I would add strategically hospitable, because Thanksgiving dinner has turned out to be the stealth weapon of my reporting life.
Ian Coletti is rapidly proving himself to be the stealth MVP of the cast, and giving him the opportunity to smirk at Jesse is great.
https://t.co/6nEAkV62Oa picontinues.com/Gey3ylnxJA..@PetoSouza continues to be the stealth master of subtle burns over on instagram pic.twitter.com/Kj3e07M7cx.
Based on this analysis, avian-origin H7N9 2013 appears to be a "stealth" virus, capable of evading human cellular and humoral immune response.
The detailed information about the growth of localized sources of turbulence in stratified environment might be of use in stealth design of autonomous underwater vehicles.
Since the only promotion had been the stealth advertising of Mr. Chan's cryptic signs, there was no guarantee of an audience.
Maybe fashion is a stealth tool of cultural critique.
Such familiar slips, and how we handle them, are the stealth subjects of Sacks' latest book.
