Sentence examples for disguised anger from inspiring English sources

With barely disguised anger, Clinton herself demanded the FBI explain itself on Friday.

Representative Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican who is the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, spoke with barely disguised anger about Glenn Greenwald, whose articles in the newspaper The Guardian last week described the surveillance programs.

Wogan's wry commentary is a highlight of the BBC's coverage but his irony turned to barely disguised anger as eastern European, Iberian and Nordic neighbours voted for each other.

LONDON — As the first of a battery of inquiries into Britain's burgeoning sexual abuse scandal opened in a parliamentary committee room on Tuesday, lawmakers reacted with stunned incredulity and barely disguised anger as they sought answers to the painful questions being asked in every living room, commuter train and pub in the country.

Mr. Sutton, the former Manhattan borough president and founder of the Inner City Broadcasting Company, spoke with ill-disguised anger.

Nor could the retributivist claim that the resentment or indignation directed toward offenders is fitting, rather than merely ill-disguised anger.

First, the disguised part.

Gongorism disguised as primitivism.

Technique disguised athleticism.

Psychedelic sci-fi disguised as literature: Aldous Huxley.

(Often well disguised as disgust).