Sentence examples for further hidden from inspiring English sources

A transposition of Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo, CT Jasper and Joanna Malinowska's film has further, hidden trapdoors.

The decision to unearth it was made after pilgrims who came to Rome during the Roman Catholic Church's 2000 Jubilee year expressed disappointment at finding that Paul's tomb — buried under layers of plaster and further hidden by an iron grate — could not be visited or touched.

Increasing xenophobic tensions in South Africa's major urban centres combined with neoliberal-led cut-backs at municipal and national levels has further hidden and made invisible the struggles of LGBT+ asylum seekers.

Not, presumably, by the meaning of the sentence filling a further (hidden) argument position in the truth-making relation intermediate between the truth-bearer and the truth-maker because truth-maker becauseinthatuce propositions by the back door.

However, given the uncertainty regarding the subgrouping of the Indo-European languages that is also reflected in the reference tree, and the uncertainty of the cognate judgments in the data, we are confident that the results provide a good starting point for further research that may reveal further hidden borrowings and erroneous cognate judgments.

There is a further, hidden cost because trees act as "carbon sinks" by absorbing carbon dioxide.

Shooting off an email is easier still, because one can further hide behind the absence of vocal inflection, and of course there's no chance of accidentally catching someone.

Many programs also allow users to choose an encryption scheme to further hide the message, so even if the recipients know it is there, they have to decode it to read it.

Some go further, hiding formulas in a sleeve or in a bathroom stall, Googling facts on an iPhone or snapping a photo of test questions to send to a smart friend for help.

At every big tournament, Ivan Lendl, eyes squinting through sunglasses, the peak of his baseball cap tugged down to further hide his face from the sun and scrutiny, has rested that granite Czech jaw on the upturned palm of his left hand (rarely his right) for an hour or maybe four and looked down impassively on Andy Murray's tennis.

Now you can further hide the sources that Google was already burying for you.