Sentence examples for camouflaged hostility from inspiring English sources

"The great mass of black voters has been deeply turned off by the way the Republicans have been at best indifferent toward them," he said, "and at worst have displayed a camouflaged hostility that panders to the party base".

"A boy's best friend is his mother," says Norman Bates (surely an expert on matriarchal obsession), and the platitude's irony and camouflaged hostility apply equally to Shuggie, the 13-year-old narrator of Daniel Woodrell's stunningly accomplished seventh novel, "The Death of Sweet Mister".

No amount of green paint could camouflage their hostility.

The scenes of the two families, one down-home and raucous, the other reserved and English, are mildly entertaining set pieces portraying cultural collisions in which suspicion and hostility are camouflaged by Southern hospitality and English manners.

Stupidity camouflaged as daring.

Others, though, camouflaged that fact.

Their coloration is camouflaging.

He can camouflage into anything.

Camouflage your gun.

Camouflage your boat.

Consider camouflaging yourself.