Sentence examples for it's a guise from inspiring English sources

It's a guise for all seasons.

Of course one learns to do vulnerability on stage, but it's a guise.

Iran says the program is for peaceful purposes, but Western nations suspect it is a guise to achieve nuclear weapons capability.

It's a successful guise, but one not easily acquired.

It's a welcome guise, as the conceit implicates the act of filmmaking.

"It's a corporate takeover in the guise of a white-knight rescue effort led by many of Philadelphia's leading philanthropic figures," said John Anderson, author of "Art Held Hostage: The Battle Over the Barnes Collection".

In present guise, it's a lot more interesting than a Honda Accord, which is precisely the idea.

"How is a court to know if in fact it's a Muslim ban in the guise of a national security justification?" asked U.S. Circuit Judge Ronald Gould, who presided over the Monday hearing, broadcast live from a federal courthouse in Seattle on the court's website and C-SPAN.

This interpretation is one of the ways Wright's race has been made the key to understanding him; and it's a position that, in various guises and more subtly argued, has turned up often in the long critical debate over Wright's work — a debate that has engaged, over the years, Baldwin, Ellison, Howe, and Eldridge Cleaver.

It's a book of longing in the guise of an adventure.

"It's a Trojan horse because under the guise of being helpful, the BBC would end up replacing independent local news and worse than that would replace local news agencies," McLellan told Radio 4's World at One. ""It means the BBC effectively replaces local newsgathering".