Sentence examples similar to hope hides from inspiring English sources

If a student didn't do as well as they'd have hoped, hiding the result will do them know good when they come face to face with a potential employer".

"Come on man," I responded, with a lightness that I hoped hid the nervousness I felt.

Mr Kony might hope to hide in a state that is not a party to the ICC.

And soon I understood that there was no hope of hiding my visit to the doctor's house.

With steroids, many hope to hide signs of the disease with muscles that suggest they are bursting with health.

Instead, the strategy is to surround the eyesores with stylish new high-rises in the hope of hiding bad architecture behind good architecture.

And we must also take at face value a friend's remark that Bernard quotes approvingly: "A wasted writer is one who spends his life pursuing false work in the hope of hiding from his own secrets.

In the few weeks since I had last seen it, the administration had covered the plinth with plywood, in the hope that hiding it from view would, finally, put an end to the students' preoccupation with it.

Charles Taylor has a lot to answer for, but there are many others that now hope to hide behind him being the only person being prosecuted and the myth being perpetuated that this was a war only about blood diamonds.

The motif of the mall serves as a code, which integrates the particular consumer fantasy which designers have as the overarching associational image they hope will hide its true instrumental nature".

Uranium is tougher to track, but also requires levels of work and capacity-building that the Syrians could never hope to hide.