Ryan doesn't exactly hide his hostility to government, but he's adept at downplaying the impact that his proposed cuts would have on people's lives.
In the years since his return to Pakistan, Mr. Sharif has done little to hide his hostility toward military meddling in democratic politics, and that sense of suspicion was reciprocated by the military top brass.
Society leads people to hate one another to the extent that their interests conflict, and the best they are able to do is to hide their hostility behind a mask of courtesy.
That would effectively outsource judicial supervision of the prison camp there to the federal appeals court here, which includes some judges who do not bother to hide their hostility to the Supreme Court.
Rhee found it impossible to hide his hostility toward Japanese rule, and, after working briefly in a YMCA and as a high-school principal, he emigrated to Hawaii, which was then a U.S. territory.
Indeed, Trump could be a far more dangerous man if he had the emotional intelligence to hide his hostility, corruption and divisiveness behind a veneer of openness and rapprochement.
One recent accusation that made me laugh out loud was the claim by Richard Keeble, a Medialens blogger, and professor of journalism at Lincoln University that I had 'cleverly presented a "balanced", "questioning" approach' in a profile of Hugo Chavez to hide my hostility.
Lawmakers didn't hide their hostility.
She is brilliant at dialogue, sharply observant of manners, increasingly ambitious about narrative structure, unsentimental about the Darwinian dynamics of the family or the competition and hostility hidden in even the best friendship.
Immediately after its secretive publication, the book was widely banned because it contained religious blasphemy, political sedition and intellectual hostility hidden under a thin veil of naïveté.
