The campaign was conducted by Mrs May's staff with barely disguised hostility for their predecessors and ultimately cost the party its majority.
"Lewis Hamilton and Nico Roberg resume barely disguised hostilities in the championship.
A further brutal exchange broke out late into the debate between Cruz and Rubio, whose similarities – both sons of Cuban fathers, both senators – cannot disguise their mutual hostility.
It's a way of dispensing hostility disguised as straight talk and good advice, and it's the perfect title for a Bogosian show.
From the Greek and Latin for "to tear flesh," sarcasm has been called "hostility disguised as humor," the contempt-laden speech favored by smart alecks and mean girls that's best to avoid.
Youth team matches have been known to be a thinly veiled disguise for a resumption of hostilities ("There's always horrible fights there," admitted Asad), whilst the far less security-heavy basketball derby between Ahly and Zamalek has seen an explosion of violence courtesy of those who can't get their kick from the terraces any more.
His Mark wears the air of defeat as a disappointment-proof shield, but it never quite disguises the flickers of longing and hostility he has tried so hard to tamp down.
On the second day of the 50-nation meeting, the water issue provoked considerable hostility, with delegates exchanging thinly disguised criticisms.
I readily admit that in today's times of racism disguised as patriotism, religious perversion, rampant ignorance, unhinged media menaces, and growing hostility amongst Americans, I yearn for that long ago era of 'peace and love.'.
Jewell's mountaineering experience in Antarctica was probably good preparation for the reception she received from some Republican members of the Senate committee, who greeted her with everything from wariness to hostility, as if she must surely be a tree hugger disguised behind a petroleum engineer's pocket protector.
