Sentence examples for disguised action from inspiring English sources

Jo Storm wrote that the "cleverly disguised action mini-arc" gives insight into the imperfection of the Asgard and that the "foreign, creepy" Replicators are "conquerors who make the Goa'uld look nice by comparison".

There are other "summits" or meetings disguised as actions as well.

While it sure sounds like a severe regulatory measure, FERC seems to be disguising the action by calling it "price mitigation" rather than "price caps".

We first see them in action, disguised as pizza-delivering nuns, in a sequence that sets a tone of brazen but not too grisly pop mayhem.

At its best, he says, "the well-told story about the national past should always be an argument, a thesis, an analysis disguised in the action and drama of its narrative".

The man, who worked at children's homes for four years, said girls would be picked up by taxis and abusers made "no attempts to disguise" their actions.

"The more the law allows them to disguise their actions, and the harder it makes it to prove pretext, the greater the jeopardy to public discourse".

At 62, his craggy good looks put him somewhere between Tommy Lee Jones and WH Auden and his owlish glasses give him an air of Clark Kent - the action man disguised as dweeby writer.

Can a dystopian feminist missile disguised as a rowdy action blockbuster keep its torch lit come January's nominations?

Resident Evil, albeit basically, albeit very disguised by horror and action, can tell you something about science and the predominating news stories of the mid-1990s.

Resident Evil, albeit very disguised by horror and action, can tell you something about science and the predominating news stories of the mid 1990s.