Sentence examples for concealing itself from inspiring English sources

Here the insect is concealing itself as part of the architecture.

It showed an uncanny talent for concealing itself in the deepest recesses of a sofa or wandering off to points unknown.

But that which frees [entities for intelligibility] the mystery is concealed and always concealing itself….

But HIV is still impervious to attack when it goes underground, transforming its genetic material from RNA into DNA and concealing itself among the host cell's own genes.

While Klee's semi-abstraction brings this tension between revealing and concealing itself to the fore (and so teaches us about the necessarily partial nature of perception and our experience of intelligibility more generally), Picasso's cubism seems to follow the Modern subjectivistic impulse by seeking to represent all the hidden aspects of a figure simultaneously.

As other animals run for cover, a chameleon conceals itself in every scene.

T'Challa inherits the throne of Wakanda, the secretive techtropolis that has concealed itself from the rest of the world.

But every canvas reveals and conceals itself at once, each in a different way, giving her canvases the illusion of depth, even though the silver makes them opaque.

An animal may need to conceal itself from predators and to advertise its presence to symbionts or to members of its own species for reproductive purposes.

(List of the most beautiful crabs forthcoming). Instead of spinning a web, it conceals itself within flowers to ambush its prey, changing its appearance to match.

Today, leftwing antisemitism often conceals itself behind the mask of anti-Zionism, whereby the existence of the Jewish state is rejected, regardless of its borders.