Sentence examples for happy to hide from inspiring English sources

I like anonymity, coming from a generation of journalists happy to hide behind the relative obscurity of a byline.

Some analysts believe many capitals, in particular Washington in an election year, were happy to hide in the shadow of Moscow's intransigence because all Syria choices are fraught with peril.

Their harder line on Syria is a reflection of Russia's political stakes in that country, with China happy to hide behind Russian objections to prevent another instance of U.S. intervention.

All she is left with is a handful of bitter-enders determined to do just that, whom she has been happy to hide behind in order to make her threats while she pretends to reign them in.

This was mostly because I was happy to hide behind any title other than my own name because I felt extremely uncomfortable in any kind of attention.

So American negotiators are happy to hide behind the BASIC position, insisting on a series of tough conditions before they can agree to a new round of legal negotiations -- effectively forming an unlikely alliance with India.

Mentally, I'm sure Alan has a back place, a private life, but thankfully he's happy not to hide all of himself from his readers.

Now we have to feel something about the photo, be it envy, happiness, the need to say something happy about it to hide our envy, you know the drill.

Jim is so sure Ruth will say yes to his proposal that he is happy for Francis to hide behind the curtain and listen.

I'm happy to have lots to hide... .. Rose walked back to the bed.

A spokesman for Paddick said: "Brian Paddick has nothing to hide and is very happy to be open and transparent about his income and tax returns as a registered sole trader.