Sentence examples for has never disguised from inspiring English sources

He likes players, and has never disguised it.

A man with no natural flair for international affairs, he has never disguised his animosity toward India.

A Liberal Party government negotiated Canada's entry into the agreement, but the Conservative government has never disguised its disdain for the treaty.

So Kid Rock, who has never disguised his ability to find a party, was at Wrigley Field this month to sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame".

Saddam's have faded, but apparently just from age; although he claims descent from the prophet Muhammad, he has never disguised his humble birth.

Although it was written by her friend Rachel Fuller, who is Pete Townshend's girlfriend, she has never disguised the fact that it is based on her experience.

He had never disguised his support for Thatcher's objective of selling off the steel industry, though he would have preferred it to have been handled rather differently.

He kept wondering why some opposition leaders, who had never disguised their mistrust of his nationalism, wanted him as their candidate.

Within his own circle he had never disguised his sexuality, but the burden of hiding it from the public had weighed on him and cramped his spirit in ways he found difficult to measure, until it was lifted.

Grier Adamson, the treasurer of Hickory Telephone, said today that the company had not heard from investigators and that it had never disguised long-distance calls to make them appear to be local.

Yes, he replied gently, it is political.It has always seemed odd, viewed from Brussels, that so many Britons should so resolutely insist on treating the euro as above all an economic matter, when other Europeans have never disguised the fact that they regard the single currency as primarily a "political project".