Sentence examples for make disguised from inspiring English sources
Don't make disguised "You-statements".
His later career as a novelist made disguising himself even easier, as he could claim he was researching a book.
At one point I nearly called what Tyler makes disguises, but that's not quite right -- he's not hiding behind them, and couldn't if he wanted to since they're so skimpy.
He recruited ex-Green Berets to train Qaddafi's intelligence officers, and to teach them to make bombs disguised as bedside lamps and radios.
The case never came to court, but the police wasted a lot of time making threats disguised as "words of advice".
When goods were returned, efforts were made to disguise the impact.
A few furnishings aside, no attempt is made to disguise the Home Depot ambience.
Efforts were made to disguise the political nature of the conferences.
What's unusual about Giuliani is how little effort he makes to disguise this.
Many of the articles, however, began as talks, and no effort has been made to disguise their origins, leaving untidy loose ends.
No attempt is made to disguise the fact that Mr. Bell is a young man playing an elderly woman, just as Mr. Morris danced both Dido and the Sorceress in 1989, when "Dido" had its premiere.
