Sentence examples for concealed things from inspiring English sources

The American sculptor Judith Scott literally concealed things: each of her cocoonlike constructions began with an objet trouvé — an umbrella, a skateboard, a tree branch, her own jewelry — around which she wound layers and layers and layers of yarn, twine, and strips of textiles until the item's identity was obscured.

The American sculptor Judith Scott literally concealed things: each of her cocoonlike constructions began with an objet trouvé an umbrella, a skateboard, a tree branch, her own jewelry around which she wound layers and layers and layers of yarn, twine, and strips of textiles until the item's identity was obscured.

Quite often too he conceals things or deliberately misleads.

She conceals things she steals from the apartment and pops into her bag.

Filmer said: "Over the centuries, there's a lot of history of women concealing things within building walls.

He said searches on board did not work because boats had many areas to conceal things, so the only reasonable way was for the cargo to be unloaded and driven to Gaza.

In the world of "The Plains," which both is and isn't Australia, the plain people and their plain speech also serve to conceal things—elaborate rituals, cosmologies, obscure passions, arcane knowledge.

Adults often looked away, whether from modesty or a desire for concealment, while some, like the collector, held his gaze challengingly, with a false honesty, as if to say, Yes, of course my eyes are concealing things, but you lack the discernment to realize it.

It allowed you to conceal things.

The idea of publicy is no more than this: rather than concealing things, and limiting access to those explicitly invited, tools based on publicy default to things being open and with open access.

Turns out, Babymama was concealing things too.