Sentence examples for concealed sense from inspiring English sources

I have seen an A-level science revision book which contains a scarcely concealed sense of glee that evolution disproves religion.

However, his barely concealed sense of betrayal and raw language will fuel speculation that the events spell the beginning of the end of the coalition.

There is the fear, in other words, of his barely concealed sense of indignity and rage clashing with the ferocious sense of disappointment and agitation of the pro-democracy demonstrators on Tahrir Square.

But in the rush and uproar of Broadway, if you look into the faces of the passengers, there is dejection or indignation in the seniors, a certain concealed sense of injury.

Indeed, as Mr. Cheney's scrum of Secret Service agents, Capitol police officers and aides shuffled through the Capitol's corridors from one appointment to the next, there was a barely concealed sense of adulation.

That sort of setting yourself apart will make you a lot of enemies in a place like Whitehall, and Hilton's barely concealed sense that the normal rules don't apply to him – that Daddy Dave will always have his back – has infuriated many, and led to a systematic campaign of leaks against him.

His verse barely concealed the sense of self-depreciation that was overwhelming him.

They would also prove a source of acute embarrassment to the F.B.I., which barely concealed its sense of institutional superiority when Aldrich Ames, a longtime Central Intelligence Agency operative, was uncovered as a spy for Russia seven years ago.

The same goes for Kirchner, whose decorative tendencies fail to conceal the sense of a personality oscillating between decadence and delirium.

THE further the Americans and British have got mired in Iraq, the harder it has become for the French to conceal their sense that their opposition to the war has been vindicated.

Being a conscientious mother, I managed to conceal my sense of horror, but she has since witnessed my reaction to stands of mushrooms in the woods, and to dandelion buds in the grass.