Sentence examples for effectively hidden from inspiring English sources
The tactics of coercive control are extreme, yet can be effectively hidden without skillful questioning.
Information about plans that people might be able to afford has been, effectively, hidden.
Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of Fox, suggested on Twitter that the plane might have been "effectively hidden, perhaps in northern Pakistan, like Bin Laden".
As for the motorway, you neither see it, nor particularly hear it: it races well below the level of the centre and has been effectively hidden by a grass covered rampart designed by the architects.
What we are witnessing, or should we say what is happening, in Sri Lanka - and what is being so effectively hidden from public scrutiny - is a brazen, openly racist war.
Maybe no crash but stolen, effectively hidden, perhaps in northern Pakistan, like Bin Laden".
The colours often blend closely with the surroundings, effectively hiding the animal.
Institutional secrecy effectively hid the festering sores that are now a gaping wound.
A thin veneer of nitrogen or methane ice could effectively hide the spectral signature of water ice.
He is the last of the three characters behind which Baron Cohen has been effectively hiding for more than a decade.
Walker effectively hides racism and anti-gay sentiments behind a veneer of state rights and fiscal austerity.
