Sentence examples for concealment something from inspiring English sources

Stating that "a critique of entrenched positions cannot itself be fixed and doctrinal", and noting that Shah's intent had always been to undermine false certainties, he argued that the "Shah myth" created by these writings may have been a teaching tool, rather than a tool of concealment; something "made to be deconstructed – that is supposed to dissolve when you touch it".

It could well be that Kandinsky's appeal rests in large part in this concealment: if his art appears to be hiding something, then it surely must contain a secret worth unlocking.

4. Use cover, something that will stop a bullet, and concealment to keep out of site. 5.

You can't have personal items on your person during the last hour, including blankets and pillows because you could be hiding something underneath… as if a woman's dress isn't just as effective at concealment).

Concealment is something that blocks the shooter's view but not bullets, e.g. bushes, large signs, and smoke.

The well-off woman has no particular need of a state benefit, but the money symbolises something in whose loss or concealment these same women have consented.

Berlin proved that the modern city as I'd come to know it wasn't entirely dead; the way it bore the marks of its history – of the second world war, of reunification – gave to it, as I'd journeyed daily within it from west to east, something like the atmosphere of concealment and strangeness that Calcutta had had.

Plus, once we are no longer worried about the Iraqis playing hide-and-seek with the inspectors, we are freer to lay out our evidence of Iraqi concealment -- though, frankly, Mr. President, that's something of a problem, since we can't agree among ourselves how conclusive the evidence is.

Carpenter Brian Grabski needed a place to hide… something… and built an exceptional concealment method into this custom bookcase.

Brower data is disposable; something to be purged for all sorts of reasons (faster computing, the concealment of impulses we deem shameful), but is it ever truly erased?

Camouflage is the use of any combination of materials, coloration or illumination for concealment, either by making animals or objects hard to see (crypsis), or by disguising them as something else (mimesis).