Sentence examples for camouflaged him from inspiring English sources

Amok dressed and camouflaged him properly and he appeared before the crowd.

He built a makeshift raft for Martin, camouflaged him with branches, and guided him westward along muddy tributaries, toward the Mekong River.

So he stood in the back, right in front of the drapes, hoping Trump wouldn't notice him camouflaged against the wall.

This helps him camouflage his holdings and gives him a hedge against disastrous weather like the floods that recently turned patches of North Dakota into the ice-age lakes they used to be.

Editorial writers have derisively compared him to the perpetually camouflaged Waldo, wondering how New Yorkers are supposed to find him.

His intensity and social ambition were camouflaged by a calm intellect that made him unthreatening.

They call him Larry Nice — a mercenary camouflaged by good manners and a European pedigree — or, somewhat contradictorily, a "frat boy," for his enthusiasm and bonhomie.

A group of young men in camouflage pushed him into a dimly lit interrogation room and forced him to his knees.

Fitzgerald camouflaged Fournier's themes with a more sophisticated setting: Gatsby is no less juvenile than Meaulnes, but age and wealth make him seem more worldly.

Stupidity camouflaged as daring.

I snuck him into our synagogue's High Holy Day services, a tiny earphone, surreptitiously snuck into my ear, camouflaged by an overgrown sixties Jewish Afro.