Sentence examples for ill concealed from inspiring English sources

The government's ill concealed expropriation of various prize assets over the past few years has only added to the reluctance to embark upon big new projects.Lukoil, for example, is investing $10 billion a year, but roughly 30% of that goes into gas production, which is now more lucrative than oil, given rising domestic prices for gas and lower taxation, says Mr Fedun.

But in Mr. Foote's fictional town of Harrison, Tex., the characters aspire to gentility, fetching cool drinks and plumping the pillows while the ill-concealed terrors of alcoholism, mental illness, dead children — pick your poison — envelop them subtly, like a vapor.

The administration reacts with ill-concealed disdain.

But the political motive is ill-concealed.

The dialogue bristles with ill-concealed secrets: "Don't tell him I told you".

As Beard notes, the abuse is "part bravado, part aggression, part misogyny, part ill-concealed fear".

"He apologized with ill-concealed sincerity for speaking from the Tory platform," Mr. Galbraith related.

In contrast, the delay is welcomed with ill-concealed delight by others in Kirkuk.

What about female (and male) bottoms, singers' crotch shots, David Beckham's ill-concealed genitalia or naked female flesh in general?

Ronald Reagan surrounded himself with swashbuckling Californian businessmen with ill-concealed contempt for the east-coast establishment.

Developing countries still suspect Western human rights policies are ill-concealed efforts to interfere in their internal affairs.