Sentence examples for can hardly hide from inspiring English sources

Having written about this, I can hardly hide my short period of illness at this stage, but why would I? I did nothing wrong.

While some people in the UK are still coming to terms with the new Conservative government, most notably Labour and Lib Dem party members, the new Tory cabinet can hardly hide its glee.

The carriage fills: an old woman, who can hardly hide her loathing for Miss Saint-Germain; two businessmen, who gravely offer each other smoking tobacco and papers for rolling; a booted soldier, fat blond wife, two babies.

But even Mr Balladur, who withdrew his candidacy last week, and Mrs de Panafieu, who did so this week, can hardly hide their bitterness.Nor can the present mayor of Paris, Jean Tiberi, a founding member of the RPR, whose years as a Chirac loyalist now apparently count for nothing not least because corruption scandals in the town hall are coming home to roost.

Volunteering highlights the optional nature of supererogatory action in its purest form (the agent can hardly hide behind the morally modest expression "I only did my duty").

While Google and Facebook (and other similar essential services) are free, they can hardly hide behind that idea when it comes to helping end users  when they need it.

And now the LGBT community in China has started to be visible, says Fan Popo, they can hardly be hidden away again.

The great jazzman could hardly hide his disgust.

NZ coach Mike Hesson could hardly hide his fury on Monday.

On MSNBC, Rachel Maddow, Al Sharpton et al., could hardly hide their smirks.

This news was hardly hidden, though.