Sentence examples for disguised look from inspiring English sources

Based on her 1983 memoir, the Mike Nichols film, starring Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep, was a barely disguised look at Ephron's failed marriage to Carl Bernstein, the Watergate journalist with whom she had two sons, including Jacob, in 1979, and younger brother Max several years later.

More precisely, dreams are the disguised expression of wish fulfillments.

The disguised face recognition has different approaches.

We're not sure where else FanExpo could host its nerd mania event next year to make it more inclusive for the thousands of disguised dynamos looking to buy action figures, but hopefully they sort their shit out soon.

Also he could travel in time; he was totally at ease in the 18th century, where some great American actors might look disguised or out-of-place.

Klijnsma called the incident "another well-disguised attack" that looked near-identical to the recent British Airways credit card breach, and earlier, the Ticketmaster breach.

If you are the kind of person who enjoys a refreshing alcoholic beverage, you probably know the look of condescension (disguised as sophisticated tolerance) certain to come your way when you dare to order a single glass of white wine at lunch.

Some riotous monks looked very like disguised soldiers, suggesting that a power struggle within the junta was playing itself out on the streets.

Mr Miyazawa has proposed what looks like a disguised, pain-free, bank bailout, with taxpayers underwriting a fund that would take the banks' troublesome ¥45 trillion $365 billionn) or so of shares off their hands.

But after a few funny looks and badly disguised coughs we realise we are taking up the prime viewing seats in the VIP tent – seats reserved for the head of the army, the head of the Kenyan Olympic Committee … people like that.

Spies who look around everywhere while disguised like they're paranoid or look shifty can easily blow their cover.