Sentence examples for difficult to conceal from inspiring English sources

And since officials' national origins are no secret, partiality is fairly difficult to conceal.

But it's bulkier than cocaine, and smellier, which makes it difficult to conceal.

Criminals use handguns because assault weapons are expensive and they're difficult to conceal.

Even the most "apolitical" of writers had found it difficult to conceal their contempt for the state of the country.

In an age when almost every cellphone is equipped with a camera, it is difficult to conceal aggressive behavior.

Indeed, as she puts it, "It would have been difficult to conceal from me that I was clever".

But it was hard to conceal sadness.

It was hard to conceal my disappointment.

FGD 5 It was difficult indeed to conceal the leakage, causing women to change the way they padded themselves.

Still, it is difficult for her to conceal her feelings, no matter how much that moderates wish she would.

The eyes of other apes are dark across their entire span and thus are hard to follow, but the contrast between the white sclera and colored iris of the human eye makes it difficult for people to conceal the direction in which they are looking.