Sentence examples for it disguises from inspiring English sources

"The Visitor" is so easy on the ears that it disguises its density.

It remains, Sacks says, "essentially eliminationist". It disguises its genocidal viciousness, insisting that it seeks the destruction not of a people but only of the state formed as a haven for this people that has had a uniquely hazardous history.

But it disguises its blitzes and coverages very well.

I deplore their patronising misogyny, whether it disguises its ugly face behind the mask or religion or science, of faith or atheism.

The clever thing about the agreement is that it disguises some of its worst aspects in a language that is so dense and impenetrable that it is difficult, at first, to know what it means.

The most discouraging part of the new budget is the way it disguises the true cost of its tax cuts with accounting gimmicks and arbitrary expiration dates.

I flipped it, and I disguised it.

It was such an overly cute affectation that it disguised any depth that might lie behind their penmanship.

But, in effect, it disguised the degree to which the government in the United Kingdom was unfettered by legal norms.

Because it disguised the shortcomings of bad gin, the Bronx became so popular that eventually everyone tired of it.

For rabbis, use that short bloke from Holby City and the smarmy one from Cutting It, disguised as Billy Connolly.