Sentence examples for conceals from inspiring English sources

Sinéad Morrissey is another TS Eliot shortlistee with Parallax (Carcanet), which fascinates with its interest in the processes of art, in what the artwork conceals as much as what it reveals.

In Transatlantic McCann cunningly conceals from readers the true intent behind various factually based incidents linking North America and Ireland over three centuries.

The best that can be said is that this crushing conventionality conceals an enthusiastic sex life, as in the American series Desperate Housewives.

Complex thoughts are set forth with a lucidity that conceals the depth of the intellectual analysis.

The small decline in the gross number issued conceals a big fall in net issues, to only $246 billion.

It is known, rather unoriginally, as the Very Large Telescope (VLT), but this dull sobriquet conceals a design of great daring.Large telescopes are desirable both because they collect more light (and can therefore see fainter objects), and because they can disentangle the images of things that are too close together to be separated by smaller ones.

Leader of the Republican Party in the Senate, with an essentially limitless ability to raise campaign funds, his professorial exterior conceals a rare talent for political combat.

But the average conceals diversity: universities are run by the provinces, not the federal government, and some have allowed fee rises whereas others have not.In this section Down and out in Brazil Mexico's once-ruling party faces the shock of opposition Rule bound Angst on campus Colombia's new team ReprintsEqually, some universities have fared much better than others in attracting private funds.

Labour's national poll lead, of about ten points, conceals the fact that it is behind in the south, but ahead by around 30 points in northern England.

Canadians may not like him much, but his lackadaisical manner conceals an effective and often underrated politician.

Citizens should be wary if a government conceals its spending.