Sentence examples for guises can be from inspiring English sources

ILD in its various guises can be asymptomatic but detected by high-resolution computed tomography (HRCT) of the chest or by pulmonary function tests.

By contrast, a right to be forgotten is about extreme withdrawal, and in its worse guise can be an antisocial, nihilist act.

In a place where under the guise of freedom sanctities can be insulted".

If politics is concerned with "who gets what, when and how" (Lasswell 1936), then equality in the guise of distributive justice can be defined as "who gets what, where and how" (Smith 1974: 289).

But two consecutive seasons of finishing 10th ensures them a greater share of F1's prize money and the team, in their new guise, are confident that can be the springboard to beating the lower midfield runners, such as Williams, Toro Rosso and Sauber.

The dark mood of old myth retold in various modern guises is no problem; that can be sloughed off at the exit.

The term, whilst new, can be recognized through guises such as "corporate responsibility" or "sustainable investment".

Through the guise of comedy the real story can be perceived.

If a young woman is inexperienced and taken advantage of – under the guise of being given support – that can be confidence-shattering and very undermining.

I imagine the standard is suffocating, that putting on a guise of impenetrable "manliness" every day can be exhausting.

Help the Aged says that claiming Income Support through the guise of the Minimum Income Guarantee can be the key to other worthwhile benefits.