Sentence examples for is unconcealed from inspiring English sources

Alexander knows the Conservatives are committed to replacing the Trident fleet come what may – and there is unconcealed irritation among senior Lib Dems at Tory ministers who behave as if the policy is set in stone.

His anger at Mr. Adachi, who he believes is merely trying to advance his political career, is unconcealed.

The contempt of the modern owner for those who have an emotional commitment to  institutions they regard as investments is unconcealed.

The traps were unconcealed and relatively easy to avoid, but still needed to be negotiated.

This was the most arresting aspect of the Hamas leaders; their thinking — their charter, their goals, short-range and long — was unconcealed and calmly provided.

But, to quote Joseph Mankiewicz, people will talk, and, in "Manakamana," talk they do, in the presence of the camera (which, given that they look into it, is apparently unconcealed), and what they say turns out to be even more important than what they do.

The Western mythos around masks is familiar, unconcealed.

But all too often, the subjugation is as unconcealed as it is deliberate.

Below is his unconcealed outrage following one of cricket's most infamous incidents, a game between Australia and New Zealand in 1981, in which Australian captain Greg Chappell had just instructed his brother Trevor to bowl underarm on the last ball of the match.

Mr. Holcomb, 45, has carried that weapon as well as his Civil War-era replica revolver — certain antique guns and replicas that do not fire modern ammunition can be carried unconcealed — in public dozens of times during individual and group demonstrations, including on walks around his neighborhood in Coldspring, Tex.

For Michael Shaw, owning Dorothy Gale's ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz was an unconcealed joy.