Sentence examples for ever concealed from inspiring English sources

But the White House's thin skin was on display Thursday, as officials insisted that nothing was ever concealed and that it threw everything it had at the problem.

She was deprived of her Dutch citizenship last month, amid claims that she had obtained asylum under false pretences (she admits that she invented some details in order to enter Holland, but denies that she ever concealed this during her political career).She is now moving to Washington, DC, to take up a post at the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank.

In fact, Attorney General Ferguson said this case represents "the largest amount of money ever concealed in an election". Way to go, team.

"This is the largest amount of money ever concealed in an election," says Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson, as tobacco-style tactics by likes of PepsiCo and Nestle are revealed in Washington State's lawsuit against the Grocery Manufacturers Association over GMO labeling fight.

Four years ago, the Seventh Circuit struck down an Illinois law that prohibited everyone but law enforcement officers from ever carrying concealed guns, a question that's separate from letting governments set conditions for carrying them.

But when it comes to your online activities, can you ever truly conceal your identity?

Thoughtcrime was not a thing that could be concealed for ever.

Mr Ouattara is credited with curbing the corruption that prevailed under his predecessor, though many Ivorians insist shady dealings remain as prevalent as ever, if slightly better concealed.

The poverty rate is lower than it has been in decades, but poor people still abound in the United States, and they are more concealed than ever from the wealthy.

Binder gained access to the tank at Pinewood which he used to film the silhouetted title girls who appeared naked in the opening sequence, which was the first time actual nudity (although concealed) had ever been seen in a Bond film.

And that reality is becoming ever harder to conceal.