Sentence examples for hiding lack from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM GOODTIME CHARLIE: JOE MUST HAVE READ MY MIND AMY DAVIDSON: Biden: we weren't hiding lack of protest; it's what intelligence told us.

She has to walk a tightrope between pandering to nations of dubious ethical and democratic credentials and getting the desired results, while cutting through the diplomatic candyfloss language used at the UN to hide lack of purpose or achievement.

"Successful people are often good at hiding their lack of self-esteem," she says.

As time goes on, though, it becomes clear they're actually hiding the lack of depth.

He accused Washington of "hiding the lack of desire or ability" to fulfil the ceasefire agreement "with a tried-and-true method: accusations against Russia".

There is also scant evidence that these tests encourage teachers to become better at helping individual children; in fact, some studies show that the tests protect bad teachers by hiding their lack of skill behind narrow goals and rigid scripts.

Freud once warned off a prospective biographer, writing, "To be a biographer you must tie yourself up in lies, concealments, hypocrisies, false colorings, and even in hiding a lack of understanding, for biographical truth is not to be had".

Naysayers might say this is because he's hiding a lack of involvement and covering it up through mystique and enigma that he's got a team of tastemakers giving him all the figures he needs to stay rooted in the zeitgeist.

The net effect was a blame game among different actors hiding under "lack of involvement" of a broader set of key players.

She hides her lack of talent so well".

First, we should not to hide behind "lack of evidence" as an excuse for inertia.