Sentence examples for camouflaged way from inspiring English sources

This week in Poland, a debate has been raging after the opposition Law and Justice party published a report which said: "Silesian identity is just a way of cutting ties with the Polish identity and it is probably simply a camouflaged way of adopting the German option".

For Mr Blom, the modern, supposedly secular world has merely dressed up the "perverse" morality of Christianity in new and better camouflaged ways.

In fact, most other primates have scleras that are so dark that they camouflage which way the eyes are looking.

I would hire some biologist who specializes in migratory birds to figure out if you could do some kind of armature around the building that would create nesting areas, and camouflage the way it looks now".

While evolution is seldom mentioned explicitly, it pervades this book both in broad ways (the sheer diversity of nest types, even among related species) and in specific ways (camouflaged eggs in nests where they lie in view of predators; white eggs in nests where they are out of sight).

But the answer is buried deep in the report and camouflaged in various ways that require expert deciphering.

"They can try to camouflage it any way they want," said Carol Sanger, a vice president for operations at Federated.

They had originally designed the software for sale to the U.S. military as a way to distinguish camouflaged tanks from surrounding brush.

We recognize their body language as a kind of camouflage, a way of blending in with the landscape, despite the visibility of their ceremonial garb.

The fog of war was his camouflage, his way of eluding censorship, of evoking horrors and subjections without resorting to displays of outrage.

We would put grease on the car and stick sand on it as a camouflage, that way it's impossible to see from a distance in the desert". Lapaque said: "We have heard about camels being trained to carry drugs.