Sentence examples for effective disguise from inspiring English sources
And an effective disguise.
(Informed by his wife that his defeat in 1945 might be a blessing in disguise, Winston Churchill replied that it was a pretty effective disguise).
Many of the sluggish spider crabs (Majidae) cover their shells with growing seaweeds, zoophytes, and sponges, which afford them a very effective disguise.
When Clementine Churchill tried to comfort her husband after his trouncing at the polls in 1945 by telling him it was perhaps a blessing in disguise, the great war leader retorted that it was a very effective disguise.
It was an extremely effective disguise, and when they locked their heavy iron door and vanished for days at a time, anyone who gave it a moment's thought assumed the boys had headed home.
He proceeds through a series of safe houses and strangely effective disguises (the hard-working French police, it seems, are easily fooled by stick-on mustaches and goatees), pursued by a gloomy detective (Gilbert Melki) and watched by the minions of a local drug lord.
Unfortunately, this was about as effective a disguise as giving Bin Laden a new turban and some RayBans and letting him wander up and down Pennsylvania Avenue still carrying his Kalashnikov.
The first transnational democracy would become an especially effective, because disguised, arrangement for exercising a kind of post-democratic rule.
Despite his youth and inexperience, Kaepernick has been flawless in his read-option decisions and remarkably effective at disguising the ball.
She was immediately much more restrained and effective when disguised as a servant boy and certainly had a fun rapport with Emily Young, who played her no-fool of a servant Lucetta with humor.
It was he who urged on his friend Monnet the idea that, initially, the most effective way to disguise their project's political purpose was to conceal it behind a pretence that it was concerned only with economic co-operation, based on dismantling trade barriers: a 'common market'".
