Sentence examples for less undisguised from inspiring English sources

As the demographics of the readership broadened, it became possible to include characters who were more or less undisguised homosexuals, but these, in accordance with the attitudes of the times, tended to be villains: evil, demented, or effeminate stereotypes.

It illustrates the point of judging a book by its cover, or stereotyping people according to what they do: the man then argued that he never asks someone what they do -- one should have the originality of mind to relate to someone irrespective of their "do-ings," and that, to his dealings, anything less was really undisguised elitism at worst, and lazy conversation at best.

In her acceptance speech, the celebrated thespian declared, "Thank you Shonda Rhimes, [producer] Betsy Beers and [creator] Peter Nowalk for thinking of a leading lady who looks like my 'classic beauty.'" Those comments were an undisguised jab at New York Times TV critic Alessandra Stanley, who called her "less classically beautiful than Ms. Washington".

His gimlet determination is undisguised.

The measure passed, with undisguised enthusiasm.

It is a machine of doom, undisguised.

The $306 billion guarantee was an undisguised gift.

It is undisguised racism and Islamophobic bigotry.

The lady haughtily gazes at the man with undisguised distaste.

For many years, Thomas viewed Yale with undisguised hostility.

"That's a Vigar!" he announces with undisguised triumphalism.