Sentence examples similar to disguised reality from inspiring English sources

The memoir form, even when fictional -- often it's hard to tell whether this is fiction disguised as reality or reality disguised as fiction -- generally requires sympathy for the narrator's voice, if not for the narrator.

In the past few months, a series of buoyant job reports have disguised this reality, leading some analysts to believe that households and firms were shrugging off the tightening policies.

PTSD is an invisible monster that disguises reality.

While the U.S. military, aided by a fawning press, may seek to disguise the reality of the RPV program through catchy slogans such as "warheads through foreheads," in reality it is murder by another name.

At times, neither glitz nor flash could disguise financial reality.

Obama's best efforts could not disguise this reality.

I don't disguise the reality of life in the country at all".

The effect is to disguise economic reality, shield poor management, ramp up pay and leach away value.

Neither the script, by Kate Moira Ryan, nor the direction, by Michael Greif, finds a way to disguise the reality that this is an adaptation of a novel.

Public support depends in part on disguising the reality of war (hence the hypocritical hoo-ha about the "parading" of prisoners) and on calculating the acceptability of death.

Sheffield Wednesday were very good but the strength of their performance could not disguise the reality that, without the suspended Jonjo Shelvey, Newcastle United looked much diminished.