Sentence examples for concealed lacking from inspiring English sources

Both laws, he said, reflected the recognition "that in a complex society, not all discrimination is apparent or overt" but will often be "subtle and concealed," lacking overt proof of a discriminatory motivation.

Similar to our study, they found that more than half of the RCTs were limited by lack of concealed allocation, lack of blinding of outcome assessors, and failure to report reasons for excluding patients [ 14].

The tall trim body, the graceful bearing and the suspiciously dark hair (he always swore he did not dye it) doubtless concealed a lack of brain.

He generated all manner of bogus publicity about Lind, claiming that she "had changed all men's ideas of music as Bacon's system revolutionized philosophy," that she had secretly married the Duke of Devonshire and that her prim hairstyle concealed her lack of ears.

The exuberant styles might conceal a lack of import.

Some firms began fiddling their accounts to conceal the lack of revenue.

They didn't have to conceal their lack of interest in other people's problems.

Bad artists may resort to the ready-made as a shortcut or to conceal a lack of talent.

For a few numbers, Amis took to the floor, shuffling with the ironical stiffness of someone determined to conceal a lack of rhythm.

That's a challenge to many designers, especially in menswear and particularly in Italy, where a reverence for the country's tailoring heritage can often conceal a lack of fresh ideas.

Irrespective of thermometer, you will find your banker rigidly erect in a starched collar and even wearing a waistcoat, unless he conceals the lack thereof under a carefully buttoned double-breasted coat.