Sentence examples for cloak it from inspiring English sources

The key to ambition is the ability to cloak it.

We cloak it in begrudging virtues: "efficient", "clinical", "ruthless".

You have a legitimate beef; no need to cloak it in gossip.

Whatever the story, Jerome Kern averred, he could cloak it in "good Jewish music".

If you can cloak something from microwaves, you can cloak it from light waves; as Ball notes, you can even cloak it from seismic waves, so that an earthquake would pass around it and leave it unscathed.

A rage against phoneyness and corruption is evident here, however much Burnham strives to cloak it in irony.

One of the men smiles affably, a flash of personality in a process meant to cloak it.

"The clever way to go about it would be to cloak it in the universal dislike of foreign contractors," Mr. Biddle said.

Otherwise considerate people who shame overweight people but cloak it in concern for their health, suffer from "fat derangement syndrome" she said.

"Regardless of how they might cloak it, cutting off electricity to a civilian population is collective punishment and a violation of international law," said Sarit Michaeli of B'Tselem.

"I wanted to cloak it not in the specter of death — the grim reaper, this thing that is feared and that is doomed — but in more of the contemplative version.