Sentence examples for disguises from inspiring English sources

The problem with the BS is that it disguises a good idea as a bad one - and Cameron's speech did likewise.

Edmund, whose gentle demeanour disguises a strong mind, ignored the barrage of distractions that accompanied his return from a bathroom break to contest the fifth set and broke at the first time of asking, then held his nerve in the fading light against a backdrop of loud French interruptions at key moments.

Barcelona's "perfect start" disguises the fact that their start has been far from perfect.

In some the friendly body language disguises the sweaty palmed diplomacy that went on away from the cameras.

He, like me, has been in a succession of supposedly appropriate disguises all along.

Since 1990 total employment has actually fallen, though that figure disguises some wild fluctuations (see chart).

Hence the marketing of a new scent called Ageless Fantasy, by Harvey Prince, which claims its product disguises the "odour of ageing", suggested to be caused by the breakdown of a particular fatty acid in the skin.As to pheromones, whether humans have these is questionable.

A rising market, in contrast, disguises a variety of sins.

As a result, the bargaining over pay is not at arm's length and boards conspire with executives by providing all sorts of "stealth pay" that disguises the true extent of their rewards.The director's role is ambiguous, because he is charged with counselling the chief executive as well as monitoring management's performance.

His exploits involved a series of disguises, a "spider hole" dug in the sand in which he secreted himself and observed police, and then made a dash across Latin America until a magazine covering his flight uploaded a photo without scrubbing embedded GPS co-ordinates that revealed his whereabouts in Guatemala.

A bland headline often disguises significant pay increases hidden in the small print.