Sentence examples for disguised at from inspiring English sources

The main attacker in the play (though very cleverly disguised at first) is under-characterised.

Then some policemen, not disguised at all went in and pinched them.

Fleeing from their past misdemeanours and those who have suffered from them, Mosca and her devious companion Eponymous Clent arrive disguised at the City of Toll.

One 17-year-old resident, John, whose name has been disguised at the request of the agency, said he would hold his enthusiasm back for now.

The Henry tax review, now 18 months old, offers plenty of other ideas.The effects of falling productivity growth are well disguised at present but none the less worrying for that.

The claimant, known in court only as PJS and whose identity will continue to be disguised at least until then, is said to have had an extramarital affair with another couple about four years ago.

Hence the smiles that neither could disguise at the start of the usually tense lottery.

I wonder if that great writer of realistic fiction would have used allegory and disguise at all, had it not been for the censorship?

There is no place for this brand of extreme political activism, disguised as academics, at Penn State now or in the future.

Limbaugh isn't the only person to lob insults disguised as analysis at the Latino community in recent months.

Here the response is moralism disguised as concern and, at other times, simply moralism.