Sentence examples for hide the reality from inspiring English sources

"You can't hide the reality of what is going on".

But the financial shenanigans did far more than simply hide the reality of Enron's bad business decisions.

Then, as now, upward mobility is a necessary part of the myth, to hide the reality of class rigidity.

It glosses over its other side in order to hide the reality that millions of people are enslaved by an all-powerful and fantastically stable norm of production.

But stories like this, involving major corporations in rich countries, often hide the reality that it is the world's poorest people who are worst affected by tax-dodging.

So when one starts throwing around numbers of $20 million or less, you start to muck up all the stats and hide the reality of what's happening in the market.

However, they would perhaps need thousands of more years to win a hard fight where they could hide the realities from the world.

"Some countries are hiding the reality of high fuel prices to keep political peace," said David L. Goldwyn, an assistant secretary of energy during the Clinton administration.

There, she saw how pervasively the veil had been adopted again, hiding the reality of Egyptian women as she knew it.

The assertion that the economy was strong and getting stronger, repeated with the frequency of a mantra, hid the reality that working Americans have been taking a real beating, said Senator Sanders.

News of the national living wage, which will be introduced from next April at a rate of £7.20 an hour for people aged over 25, will grab the headlines but combine it with measures to cut the top-up pay for low income workers and it suggests the fist pumps are hiding the reality: the Tory claim to be the "party of working people" is more than a little misleading.