Sentence examples for generally hidden from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Rousseau also lamented the fact that the musicians were generally hidden from view behind a metal screen: "What vexed me was the iron grate, which suffered nothing to escape but sounds, and concealed from me the angels of which they were worthy".

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

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".

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 sense of diminishment, even if it's slight or temporary, which it often is not, is exacerbated by the fact that men like Weinstein do not show themselves, spiritually or literally, to women above a certain point in the hierarchy of power, and they generally hide the worst of their behavior from other men.

"They give them the computer and say 'Here, go ahead.' They give them the money and say, 'Here, do this".' When young people begin having problems with gambling, they can generally hide it from their parents, said Mr. Kenney, the program director at GamPro at the Pederson-Krag Center in Huntington.