Sentence examples for could be disguised from inspiring English sources

"It is... a mechanism whereby illicit activities could be disguised by shrewd operators.

When "Lawrence" was last restored, in 1988, some of these flaws could be disguised by "wetgate printing," a process of dousing the print in a special solution.

The sun has been too quick for them, and has imprisoned the lines of the profile and the features and caught the expression before it could be disguised.

Each make-up element had to be mass-produced so that Knoxville could be disguised anew for every day of the 60-day shoot.

Because the ITV regulators developed a rash at the sight of cash, shows were drawn to giving away items whose worth could be disguised.

"He felt in writing a novel thoughts could be disguised, but when you wrote in the more succinct form of poetry you exposed all of your feelings," she said.

GE says it never places the sort of bets Mr Gross and a variety of bank analysts think it has been making.Even if the company is telling the truth and it is impossible for outsiders to be sure GE could be disguising its true health in any number of ways.

The branches and leaves could be disguising a pit trap that you could fall in or step on something sharp.

However his anger could not be disguised during his post-match interviews.

The Third London General Hospital opened a department, known as the Tin Noses Shop, to build masks for soldiers whose injuries could not be disguised by reconstruction.

Law professors at Harvard Law and Syracuse College, among others, have argued that the orders could not be disguised as anything but blatant religious discrimination.