Sentence examples for disguised book from inspiring English sources

On Thursday five villagers will hear a court's verdict deciding if they will receive prison sentences for assaulting an author who, after years living on and off in the village, wrote a slimly disguised book about them and their ancestors.

He disguised the book by grouping it with four books of no particular value, haggled a bit with the dealer and walked out the door with a bargain masterpiece.

Household had smartly disguised his book's secret, even as he appeared to surrender it.

"Some blooks – the game boards disguised as books, for example – are perhaps trying to borrow from the relative prestige of the book to give idle pastimes great respectability," Festa added.

Early portable cameras – known as "detectives" – were disguised as books and parcels, or hidden in canes, umbrellas and shoes.

It's a memoir, really, disguised as a book of lyrics, a Sondheim devotee's dream.

"Eats, Shoots & Leaves" is really a "decline of print culture" book disguised as a style manual (poorly disguised).

He would autograph T-shirts, iPods and guitars for Fall Out Boy fans disguised as comic book collectors.

A good place to start is a Niebuhr essay on American liberalism and conservatism, disguised as a book review.

Luckily, just in time, they sneak into their mother's room and find some graphic pornography disguised inside a book called "How to Create Your Own Needlework Designs".

Then in 1989 Randle and Pottle admitted their role after their names were thinly disguised in a book on the affair.