Sentence examples for concealed really from inspiring English sources

Recalling this anxious question, so carefully concealed, really made me realize how much of my adolescent life was paralyzed by my fear of coming out.

THAT a company can conceal who really owns it is a longstanding privilege in many countries.

Her presentation is concealing something really dark.

The flowers are blurred into near-abstraction, and the tissue-paper effect — the figures are concealed, but not really — suggests the porousness of Trump's janky operation.

But Russell argues, on the contrary, that ordinary names are really concealed definite descriptions (Aristotle may simply mean "The student of Plato who taught Alexander, wrote the Metaphysics, etc").

We've really been concealed and hidden".

In fact, he says, he believes that given the interest and the credibility of the theory, it is almost inevitable that the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities will actually agree to explore the idea – by making a small hole in a wall and passing a fibreoptic cable through to find out if there really are concealed rooms.

Is the priest that marries Ariel and Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid really concealing an erection?

Their strategy is to change their appearance, to give the appearance of change, and to conceal what they really think.

Alternately mushy and farcical, the genre trumpets the reassuring notion that traditional British reserve really conceals a lust to be in show business.

In the two decades since then, Beirut has become a monument to globalism, home to Louis Vuitton, Chanel and the priciest hotels, the power of capitalism concealing but never really healing the war's scars.