Sentence examples for concealed words from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the patterns she sees in everyday things, Hasking works with single and multiple images to create a repeating pattern that from a distance reads as texture, but on closer inspection reveals more – the regular grids of letters in the word search papers, for example, turn out to be full of concealed words (many of them Hasking family jokes).

Gunshots, sirens, car screeches, turntable scratching and lyrics played backward conceal words deemed dirty, derogatory or harmful to minors.

Even so, Andy White saw in "The Years with Ross" "a sly exercise in denigration, beautifully concealed in words of sweetness and love".

"Remove the expression 'nerve agents,' " ordered one official who forgot that the purpose of his call was to conceal those words from our Big Ear, "in the wireless instructions".

What powerful emotions those words concealed.

There is history onstage at the Joyce, in other words, concealed beneath the tutus and greasepaint.

Or had she perhaps failed to grasp some important meaning concealed in his words?

The darkness is there, barely concealed by the words we still sing to our children.

Always I had the sense that words concealed something, that if only I could abolish them I would discover what was actually there.

A secret, occult meaning was deliberately concealed beneath the words of ancient texts, and only those who had received proper training under a learned master could (or should) understand the full meaning.

Cops and judges had to be represented positively and other clauses banned vampires and werewolves, "suggestive posture," unusually concealed weapons, the words "horror" and "terror" in titles, and "depravity" in general.