Sentence examples for cloaked herself from inspiring English sources

Barbara Bush, the opinionated pillow-talk adviser, cloaked herself in the guise of a Connecticut matron.

But prosecutors characterized Ms. Sheehan as a pathological liar who executed her husband because she despised him after years of a sexless, dysfunctional marriage, and then cloaked herself in a false story of chronic abuse to escape justice.

But the prosecution described Ms. Sheehan as a pathological liar who executed her husband because she despised him, and then cloaked herself in a false narrative of chronic abuse to escape justice.

Thatcher, who cloaked herself in the political spoils of a vicious colonial war in the South Atlantic, has no such status, and is the most divisive British politician of our time.

It's hardly surprising that when she was younger and at medical school, Rothko would find herself categorically denying her relationship to that Rothko, or that later, when she married, she cloaked herself in her married name, Prizel, the better to be invisible.

Beginning at noon, she must cloak herself in a chador.

What was surprising, given how aggressively she cloaks herself, was how capable of that she was.

Only one wore the most conservative Islamic dress, cloaking herself head to toe in black.

Her signature work is a form of self-erasure, using theatrical devices to cloak herself in alternative personalities.

Ms. Warren was able to cloak herself in the Obama glory last week with a prime-time speaking role at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.

Eddy's daughter, Saffron Julia Sawalhaa), has reacted against the chaos, an exemplar of middle-class order cloaking herself in a bearing and wardrobe of perma-beige.