Sentence examples for faintly disguised from inspiring English sources
Using hackers, detectives, and Internet business schemes, you amass a cache of fictional private information, and then sell that data to corporations (like Star Mart), health-insurance companies, and the faintly disguised Central Security Agency.
At the National Theatre in 1995 she co-directed (with Arden) an impressive Women of Troy, "the ultimate anti-war play", with a cast led by Jane Birkin, making her British stage debut, as Andromache, Rosemary Harris as Hecuba and Janie Dee as Helen of Troy (faintly disguised as Marilyn Monroe).
No matter how much I insist that no, the mean cheating husband is not really a faintly disguised version of my husband (or ex-husband), I'm quite sure that their nod of agreement translates to, Sure.
"Postcards From the Edge" was a faintly disguised portrait of your struggle with drugs.
Intriguing for its faintly disguised portraits of theater luminaries, the book also contains a glorious portrayal of building a character.
If a writer with autobiographical impulses goes the traditional route, however, presenting only minimally changed plots and faintly disguised characters, it raises the question of why she would opt for fiction rather than memoir.
Howard Davies's well-orchestrated production can't, however, disguise the faintly prefabricated feel to many of the play's elements.
Diaz's family owns a chain of Mexican seafood houses, and Bizarra Capital, named for an allegorical poem by the symbolist poet Ramon Lopez Velarde, is barely disguised from its origins as an El Siete Mares, which is to say, a faintly nauticalized coffee shop.
Gabriel returns disguised as Blind.
