Sentence examples for improperly unmasked from inspiring English sources
Clapper rebutted the Trump argument that Obama officials (particularly Susan Rice, who declined to appear Monday) had improperly "unmasked" Flynn or others.
In the House Intelligence Committee interview, Prince alleged that The Post was leaked U.S. intelligence about the meeting and claimed that he was improperly "unmasked" by former officials.
Last spring, he said he planned to share information with the White House showing that Mr. Trump's associates had been picked up in surveillance and that Obama administration officials had improperly "unmasked" their identities in intelligence reports.
Acknowledging that the incidental collection from surveillance appeared to be legal, Mr. Nunes last week said his concerns surrounded additional names that may have been improperly "unmasked". Normally, intelligence agencies mask the identities of American citizens who are incidentally present in intercepted communications.
Last March 22, he breathlessly announced he had uncovered evidence that the intelligence community — presumably the FBI or the National Security Agency — had improperly monitored and unmasked "Trump transition team members". Then he rushed off to the White House to brief the president on his "findings". It was all a sham.
Except for the time he went aboard a naval vessel while posing as a naval officer, Weyman was not once in his entire career unmasked because he was improperly or unconvincingly playing the role he had assumed.
Houdini had unmasked psychics.
Eventually, he unmasked his identity.
"That story unmasked the truth about prostitution.
Again, not a single terrorist was unmasked.
