Sentence examples for generally hid from inspiring English sources

Don't forget, though, that the NSA and the larger U.S. surveillance apparatus has lied, obfuscated, and generally hid behind a smokescreen of supposed patriotism and fear throughout its public examination.

Civilians generally hid inside their houses as Lee's army passed through their towns, or watched in cold silence, while the Army of the Potomac was cheered and encouraged.

The industry may be secretive but it cannot generally hide high-profile disasters.

Sales are concealed, with drinks generally hidden in bags, but the gatherings are perfectly visible.

Even Mitt Romney, who generally hides behind the idea that he can't control the crazy things other Republicans say, called those comments "insulting, inexcusable and, frankly, wrong".

It deconstructs the rumbustious 1990s, when inner conflicts of the sort that always beset science but which are generally hidden from the public were made manifest.

Generally hidden, it has now become quite obvious as construction for the police station on the 86th Street transverse nears completion, with the necessary excavations.

AS TEXAS begins to recover from two weeks of devastating storms, a generally hidden truth about its economy will come to light again.

The show offers a chance to see all sorts of new art generally hidden behind closed doors, but it also presents a venerable public collection in a different light.

Maybe it was a mirage or wishful thinking, but the stoic point guard who generally hides his emotions as if playing a game of peek-a-boo seemed unusually revealing in his body language last night.

The Beeb describes its own show this way: "Combining clips from the TV show, never-before-seen footage of China's death row and interviews with a local judge who openly questions the future of the death penalty in China, 'This World' reveals a part of China that is generally hidden from view".