Sentence examples for concealing reality from inspiring English sources

He has argued that a "social movement" to expose secrets could "bring down many administrations that rely on concealing reality — including the US administration".

Abrams apparently had in mind a line from some very early internal WikiLeaks correspondence that expressed the belief that leaks could "bring down many administrations that rely on concealing reality — including the US administration".

We're not going to use fiscal gimmicks to conceal reality.

The excuses put forward by the professionals to explain failures such as the one suffered by the 1644 river landscape — it was "not fresh on the market," "a dealer was the consignor" — fail to conceal reality.

Plato's cavemen looked into an illusory fire, with the sun behind them; we watch brightness projected on to a screen, whose purpose is to conceal reality not reveal it.

Not even a week ago, Gov. George Pataki stood before a full house of state leaders and promised that when he put together this year's budget "we will not use fiscal gimmicks to conceal reality".

Brienza N, Dalfino L, Cinnella G, Diele C, Bruno F , FioreT. Jaundice in critical illness: promoting factors of a concealed reality.

Like many other important issues in our public discourse, the natural impulse for oversimplification conveniently conceals reality.

You think?" I loved this confirmation of Leiter's loyalty to concealed realities, but loved even more his doubt, his interrogation of the hard-won insight.

Liz Dowler, professor of food and social policy at the University of Warwick, said: "Despite their apparent 'win-win' appeal to some councils, foodbanks conceal realities of poverty and hunger.

It is difficult to see how the healthcare system can be improved and better quality of service provided without starting from a rigorous diagnosis of these usually concealed realities.