Sentence examples for disguised of from inspiring English sources
"disguised of" is not a correct phrase in written English
The correct phrase would be "disguised as" or "disguised in." Example: The thief disguised himself as a delivery man to gain access to the building.
This cold message is disguised, of course, cloaked in warm-sounding talk of solid American traditions and values.
The tests that Harry undergoes are fun to observe, but they remain just that, whereas Rowling devised them as the trials, however comically disguised, of a young soul, confronted with the call to grow up.
The dark undercurrents beneath the fun and games is only thinly disguised, of course.
Cynthia Cooper, an internal auditor at WorldCom, uncovered a strategy of disguising billions of dollars of expenses as profit.
Here Pugin criticised 'absurdities' in design that 'proceed from the false notion of disguising instead of beautifying articles of utility'.
All of these products are really new, not disguised imitations of stuff already out there.
It's just a more cleverly disguised form of homophobia.
The House JOBSS" bill is a thinly disguised repeal of investor protection in the United States.
We know that the gamey taste of horse was disguised by lashings of tomato and béchamel.
It's the best kind of education, disguised as a night of competition among strangers.
There they developed the fighting art of capoeira, disguised as a form of dance.
