Sentence examples for conceals flaws from inspiring English sources

Rivera conceals flaws, covers up mistakes and often makes good managers — like Torre — look like geniuses.

Look for one that conceals flaws such as acne, discoloration, or uneven skin.

There is a very good logic at work here: the mask is there to conceal flaws.

Essentially it is lead glaze made opaque by the addition of tin oxide; tin glaze was no doubt originally devised to conceal flaws of colour in a fired-clay body.

What the commercial failed to mention was that, two years earlier, Westinghouse was cited by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for concealing flaws in its reactor designs and submitting false information to regulators.

We might wear it to conceal flaws, to play up the flecks of gold in one's eyes, to give ourselves nine minutes of uninterrupted self-care, to put a veil between ourselves and the urban hustle, to look more awake, to feel more awake, to perform a ritual, to make our lips so red that you can't help but look at them (and maybe you'll listen to what comes out of them, too).

The reasons I'm uncomfortable are a post of their own, but they boil down to the same old story: feeling as though what I'm bringing to the table isn't quite good enough; wanting to conceal "flaws".

They work much like foundation makeup works on your face to conceal flaws.

A tinted moisturizer, to even your skin tone, conceal flaws and save time (foundation and moisturizer in one) - or some mineral powder with concealer on top.

Worse, the scientist involved, Phil Jones, the head of the university's Climatic Research Unit (CRU) concealed these flaws.

Shaw, however, manages to conceal such flaws, delivering Coleridge's verses with a gusto that feels natural, at once vibrant and relaxed.