Sentence examples for disguised into from inspiring English sources

The way of even the most justifiable revolutions is prepared by personal impulses disguised into creeds.

So he and some trusted men of the court went disguised into the city.

We reasoned that, if no membrane transporter exists for AEA, one should see no difference in the sensitivity of its uptake to previously reported inhibitors of this process, whether the compound is left free to interact with proteins, or "disguised" into nanoparticles.

Broadcast conversations are effectively humblebrags that we cleverly disguise into brief snippets of content that make people want to feel more connected to us.

Although he has no retirement plans, Simpson, who famously slipped into Afghanistan disguised in a burka and who suffered severe ear damage after being caught in a "friendly fire" attack, conceded that the experience of living inside the care home had made him realise that his days in the field were numbered.

But opponents say that the proposal is an attempt to provide a politically popular tax break but one whose cost will be disguised well into the next decade.

In his memoir Days of Vision (1990), he recounts how he noticed the exciting and experimental work being done by Hearst's department, wrote to him and, after a short apprenticeship making documentaries about Shaw and O'Casey and DH Lawrence, was allowed to smuggle his own thinly disguised plays into the output.

To facilitate this, an essential requirement was that he be disguised and transformed into a "new man".

Mark Clattenburg awarded the penalty and Santi Cazorla disguised his kick into the bottom right-hand corner of the goal.

He authorized a reckless incursion of Army personnel disguised as guerrillas into a mountainous area of Kashmir known as Kargil.

In the original, they're disguised to fade into the background and hide behind colour-coded names - Mr Blue, Brown, Green, Grey - a device borrowed by Tarantino in Reservoir Dogs.