Sentence examples for behind the mantle from inspiring English sources

For a moment, I glimpse the man behind the mantle.

Rhee enjoys an increasingly tumultuous relationship with the progressive and labor community, both of which have accused her of disguising a sharply conservative agenda behind the mantle of 'crisis-driven' education reform.

Miriam Di Nunzio of the Chicago Sun-Times gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "Ratatouille will make you wonder why animation needs to hide behind the mantle of 'it's for children, but grownups will like it, too.' This one's for Mom and Dad, and yep, the kids will like it, too".

The leaded gas adventurers have profitably polluted the world on a grand scale and, in the process, have provided a model for the asbestos, tobacco, pesticide and nuclear power industries, and other twentieth-century corporate bad actors, for evading clear evidence that their products are harmful by hiding behind the mantle of scientific uncertainty.

His third arm, the tip of it, finds behind my head the mantle.

But while Gore is hiding behind family photographs on the mantle, his supporters are attack dogs".

Placed, deliberately, on the mantle behind Mr. Gore were busts of Robert F. Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln, a wedding photograph of Mr. Gore and his wife, Tipper, a family photograph and a signed photograph of Nelson Mandela.

People may choose to continue hiding behind the ironic mantle, but this choice equals a surrender to commercial and political entities more than happy to act as parents for a self-infantilizing citizenry.

Across the country and largely out of sight, thousands of women are taking up the mantle left behind by men who are fighting, have been killed or simply can't find any work of their own.

Alan Titchmarsh is leaving behind his secateurs and adopting the mantle of Sir David Attenborough for a major new BBC1 series about the natural history of the British Isles, which will be one of the landmark factual shows in the channel's autumn season.

The deformation produced by the rocks bending and shearing as the slab sinks into the mantle "leaves behind a scar, a weak spot".