Sentence examples for hidden goal from inspiring English sources

In the antisemitic imagination, Jews are constantly working for some other, hidden goal.

And within those dreams is the scarcely hidden goal of gaining national prominence by challenging and overtaking UConn.

Cheng and colleagues (Cheng, 1988, 1989, 1990; Cheng and Sherry, 1992; Spetch et al., 1992) have shown that birds use vector information from landmarks to return to hidden goal locations.

The percentage of Russians who believe that Washington's hidden goal is to take advantage of their country's weakness is at a new high, the Clinton administration's own survey of Russian opinion indicates.

The hidden goal was to Americanize French food without becoming American, just as the New Wave, back in the fifties and sixties, was about taking in Hollywood virtues without being Hollywoodized — taking in some of the energy and optimism and informality that the French still associate with American movies while reimagining them as something distinctly French.

The hidden goal was to Americanize French food without becoming American, just as the New Wave, back in the fifties and sixties, was about taking in Hollywood virtues without being Hollywoodized taking in some of the energy and optimism and informality that the French still associate with American movies while reimagining them as something distinctly French.

It's an attempt at reconciling these two, often hidden, goals in negotiation.

But Democrats, far from trying to hide their goal, are proud of it.

The Palestinians no longer hide their goal of erasing the Jewish people's nation state".

"The 2012 Summer Games are being used as a shield to hide another goal: to shift the financial and business capital of the world out of Lower Manhattan and over to the West Side," Mr. Silver said.

The Jesuits never hid their goal of converting souls, Greer said.