You don't get that by hiding the questions from him and seeing if you can catch him by surprise".
But it's important to be alert to abuses that hide questions.
Each spread features a fold-over flap with three questions hiding an animal somewhere within an eye-poppingly bright background.
TWO SMOKESTACKS: Dodging questions, hiding the facts or changing the topic to avoid revealing the truth.
The setup usually makes the politicians easy prey for the press but recently, congressional Republicans have been trying to avoid questions, hiding behind aides and taking what I can only presume are fake phone calls, in order to avoid sharing their feelings about the party's presumptive presidential nominee.
In the aftermath of Sept. 11, people everywhere did what people do in disaster's fresh wake: We wept, prayed, raged, cowered, gathered, hid, drank, questioned, comforted and sought comfort.
Citing the former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden and the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, both of whom have evaded prosecution in the United States by hiding abroad, Putin questioned Washington's right to request the Fifa officials' extradition from Switzerland.
If a company is hiding the leadership, question why they are not forthcoming with this information.
The government has tried to defer awkward questions by hiding behind its announcement of a public inquiry.
As he waxes either love-struck ("Her mouth looked so warm, with her lips slightly parted, that it seemed like the answer to every question was hiding just inside them") or philosophical ("There are times when questions about the future can wreck the present").
