Sentence examples for he cloaks from inspiring English sources
He cloaks his nihilism in a mantle of virtue, of neoclassical redemption and purification.
He cloaks her with the towel, gently rubbing her arms and back and shoulders.
Yet he cloaks his absolutism in the mild garb of the arbiter.
He seems to be engaged in a constant internal struggle to accept the limitations of people around him, and so he cloaks his frustrations in aphorisms.
His drawings and objects are intriguing on their own, but what makes them fascinating is the pseudo-scientific jargon in which he cloaks them.
Accused of felonious intimacies with young houseguests, he cloaks himself in his own boyish innocence about the world, protesting that he couldn't imagine such misdeeds, much less commit them.
He was elected because he cloaked a tough-minded essence with an air of much-needed bipartisan thinking.
He cloaked downtown in green, creating parks and environmentally friendly roofs, and planting flowers with a gardener's touch.
Having seized power in a bloodless coup in 1999, he cloaked himself, as president, with the bogus legitimacy of a rigged referendum in April 2002.
When he won the competition to design a master plan for the reconstruction of the site of the World Trade Center, in 2003, he cloaked his familiar angular shapes in patriotic rhetoric.
He cloaked an installation of his Zodiac Heads in foil warming blankets and wrapped used life jackets around the Ionic columns of Berlin's Konzerthaus for the Berlin International Film Festival's Cinema for Peace Gala.
