Sentence examples for hides too much from inspiring English sources

Hwang has the farce part down, but he hides too much behind it.

The Board upheld him in his stand that the bridge would hide too much of the sky.

Her views of Romney suggested that the Obama campaign's negative ads have been effective: "I don't trust him, he's hidden too much money overseas".

Lagarde said the financial sector hid too much activity in murky and dark corners, and put its own short-term gain ahead of supporting the real economy.

But, equally, hiding too much from your own people means that you do not trust them, which infantilizes them and leads to arbitrary governance.

Hiding too much of the game under the promise of unlocking if they pull out their credit card is counterproductive, but creating some really terrific premium features that can be bought for a certain price is key — if they are integral to gameplay, and really improve the experience of the game, users will pay.

Be aware of what the pack is, ask the shop keepers where the cards came from, if they hide too much, don't trust them.

If you have blemishes or acne, don't try to hide them too much.

She added: "I think we hide away death too much.

"There are reasons for it [relegation] but we shouldn't hide behind them too much.

One impulse at Instagram was to build it into its existing app, but doing so would've hidden the functionality too much for those really eager to try it, and made it virtually invisible to the average user who might not realize they even want it, per Wired.