Sentence examples for hides worn from inspiring English sources

Alcibiades' love for Socrates focuses on the beautiful figures of virtue which he thinks he sees lying beneath those "words as coarse as the hides worn by the most vulgar satyrs," which are the analog for him of Socrates' ugly, satyr-like body (215b3-4).

Alcibiades' later re-description of Socrates' inner figures shows him succumbing to the double-vision that inevitably results: If you were to listen to his arguments, at first they'd strike you as totally ridiculous; they're clothed in words as coarse as the hides worn by the most vulgar satyrs.

If there are any curves, handles, or lumps that you'd prefer to hide, wear solid dark colors over them.

If you're at a loss with no place to hide, wear casual clothing and hide behind other penguins if you can.

If there are any curves, handles, or lumps that you'd prefer to hide, wear solid dark colors (black, navy, dark purple) over them.

If you're going to scare them by hiding, wear dark clothing and breathe deeply and slowly, maybe hunch your shoulders a little.

Victor Phillips (Lanchester lets his first name slip, flashing like a carefully hidden piece of skin) wears his banality a bit too heavily, like a thick worsted wool suit on an airless summer day.

Stories soon emerged about teams using everything from lip readers to hidden microphones worn by defensive players.

"Most importantly, these mechanisms must be hidden when worn and thus sculpted to adapt to the form and movement of the jewelry creation," she noted.

Buy the small no-show socks designed to be hidden when worn with dress shoes.

If you aren't planning on hiding, wear as little as possible.