Sentence examples for hidden sins from inspiring English sources
This month she begins her Hidden Sins series with The Devil's Daughter (Montlake).
Such novels as "Anna Karenina," or "The Mayor of Casterbridge," for example, chronicle the ways the characters' public roles and reputations are gradually undone by the revelation of their private desires and hidden sins.
Leniency schemes are designed to be "trees that grow more and more branches" as edgy companies, fearful that rivals will squeal first, reveal hidden sins, says Ms Henry.The flip side of leniency is that authorities take a particularly hard line against firms that, when admitting to one conspiracy, do not confess to participation in others.
Secrecy has hidden many sins in the Los Angeles County foster care system.
British public life is deeply corrupt, we just hide the sins behind cherished institutions, beloved traditions and beautiful architecture.
If you want to hide your sins, the quickest solution would be a virginia creeper, Parthenocissus quinquefolia.
"And when the snow comes to hide the sins of man, you'll find in this winter wonderland a refuge," he said.
It's tragically past time to send the message that priests can't do anything they want and hide their sins behind special privilege.
He will claim: The state has been used to hide the sins of the market – and the veil is now being lifted".
Eiderdowns are chic-ly old-school and hide many sins (try decorativecountryliving.com for vintage or houseofhackney.com for hip prints), while my friend Holly swears by a no-need-to-iron waffle-textured duvet cover.
Profits still looked OK, but profit can hide many sins; it's what your customers and associates say about your business that indicates whether it's vibrant and healthy.
