Sentence examples for it's cloaked from inspiring English sources

Molyneux's game has interactivity, an end goal that should be more exciting since it's cloaked in secrecy, and manages to not simply replicate the experience of standing in line.

It's cloaked itself by talking about choice.

It all fits perfectly with the growing sentiment that Muslims — led by President Obama, of course — are working to destroy America, but it's cloaked in the guise of a real academic debate.

The fillet of bison is one, because it's so tender, and it's cloaked in the epicurean equivalent of a mink: sautéed foie gras and a reduction rich with black truffles.

In other words, it's cloaked in the legitimacy of hard science.

"This building is very much about perception — the way it's cloaked in the veil, the mystery of the [art storage] vault.

NOW it is cloaked in white netting, its movie-set facade as secret as the fraternal society that built it in 1927.

Molly Lambert of Pitchfork noted the "human quality" of Robyn's voice on the track, writing that it is "cloaked in waves of arpeggiated synth".

Fanaticism always stinks, even when it is cloaked in British "niceness".

A whole industry is built around paying tenants to move, and it is cloaked in mystery.

For now, it is cloaked with plywood and slathered with blue paint.