Sentence examples for cloaked itself from inspiring English sources

It's cloaked itself by talking about choice.

The museum may have cloaked itself in the law but morally it stands quite naked.

This September, New York cloaked itself in every symbol of mourning it could remember -- and even invented a few.

There is no "right" side in the play; the point, instead, is that the West has cloaked itself in its own rigid certainties.

Representative Bill Thomas, the California Republican who leads the Ways and Means Committee, said at the rally Mr. Armey addressed that the "Democratic Party has cloaked itself in the desire for bipartisanship, while at the very same time using the harshest of their classic race-baiting, class-warfare arguments".

But instead of delivering the endearingly named document LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.VBS, NewLove cloaked itself by snatching a recent document name from its victim's hard disk and using that name in the subject line of all subsequent messages sent from the address list, destroying data on the hard drives of affected computers.

Rationality is a cipher for whiteness in this conversation and often cloaks itself in the language of sociobiology.

Even a song like R. Dean Taylor's "Indiana Wants Me," about an escaped murderer being apprehended, cloaks itself in innocuousness.

Is this American architecture pretending to be French or French Beaux-Arts grandeur cloaking itself in American garb?

NOT so long ago, the Federal Reserve was anxious to cloak itself in secrecy and shroud itself in "monetary mystique," as Marvin Goodfriend, an American economist, has put it.

Perhaps the worst aspect of France's restrictions on hate speech is an unintended consequence — it allows prejudice to cloak itself in martyrdom.