Sentence examples similar to concealed aim from inspiring English sources

Milosz writes, "The habits of civilization have a certain enduring quality and the Germans in occupied Western Europe were obviously embarrassed and concealed their aims, where in Poland they acted completely openly".

Thus, he did not conceal his aims.

Krieger concludes that the entire apparatus is hopelessly opaque, concealing racist aims behind contorted justifications.

Her topics ranged from the "muddled arguments" of anti-nuclear campaigners; to foreign policy: "Russia has never sought to conceal her aims", and free trade: "Capitalism brings wealth to the many and not to the few".

Though trading in those devilishly complex financial tools known as derivatives did not contribute much to Enron's collapse, the contracts did allow the company to conceal the aims of its financial dealings.

Mr. Kerkorian presented evidence showing DaimlerChrysler officials "mounted a full-scale communications campaign aimed at concealing their intent to take control of Chrysler," Judge Farnan noted in his 38-page decision.

Their ultimate aim, carefully concealed in the rhetoric of "national liberation struggle," was the seizure of power.

While accepting this donation may not directly promote smoking, it would offer the tobacco company a mask of benevolence to conceal its primary aim: selling a toxic product.

This aim, however, is concealed by the seemingly afrmative character of these doctrines.

The aim of this study was to develop a novel design using concealed incisions with minimal tension.

It could still be objected that rhetoric is only useful for those who want to outwit their audience and conceal their real aims, since someone who just wants to communicate the truth could be straightforward and would not need rhetorical tools.