Sentence examples for easily disguise from inspiring English sources

Brought to the surface were the underlying dancing qualities that Bruckner's weight and length so easily disguise.

Being further down the social scale, they cannot so easily disguise their straitened circumstances, but they remain fiercely respectable.

Anyone intent on committing a crime either might not be discouraged by a video camera or could easily disguise himself or remove the videotape.

And once one is aware of it, no attempt to focus on Stubbs's formal skills can easily disguise the pervasive slaughterhouse atmosphere.

The use of correlation coefficients for reliability can easily disguise large differences in measurements.

This practice also makes cigarettes accessible to children and adolescents since they can easily disguise to buy cigarettes for their own consumption.

The diversions offered by other devices are less easily disguised.

Those bags can be more easily disguised and landscaped.

If the author is a woman, workplace fiction is also domestic fiction, easily disguised as "chick lit," "girlfriend literature," or even "erotica".

Thus, when Mr. Caine entered the theater in the late 1950's, he could have easily disguised his working-class background by adopting a more rounded stage voice.

The biggest impostor, fittingly, was farmed Asian catfish, a fish with white flesh that is easily disguised when it's filleted and drenched in sauce.