Sentence examples for mask deep from inspiring English sources

Iran funds tunnel and hydropower projects, but displays of Persian solidarity do not mask deep suspicions between the hard-drinking, Soviet-reared, Sunni elite in Dushanbe and religiously conservative Shiites in Tehran.

"Gilmore Girls" is a series for viewers who think the truest family shows are "Malcolm in the Middle" and "The Simpsons," in which chaos and squabbles mask deep affection.

With no disrespect intended to Christine's debut album, Chaleur Humaine – a top-notch pop product whose taut, slick surfaces mask deep reserves of emotion, certified five-times platinum in France, out here last month – but her music is meant to be danced and lit up as much as it is played or sung.

However, the BBC's Martin Patience in Beijing says the bland statement is likely to mask deep concern and will raise questions as to how much influence China actually has over the state.

However, the BBC's Martin Patience in Beijing says the bland statement is likely to mask deep concern and will raise questions as to how much influence China actually has over the nuclear-armed state.

These are the cerebral pressure points of public discourse that create blind spots and fruitlessly mask deep fears.

Putin's retrograde steps mask deeper troubles.

We're in the business of making pieces of commercial television that mask deeper artistic narratives".

Ms. Fleming said some men may use the drugs to mask deeper psychological or relationship issues that might be better dealt with in therapy.

Alongside the dandyish style and wild white hair, it may mask deeper discontents, or perhaps it is part of an elaborate act, a persona that Felix Dennis can slip into at will when talking to the press.

And it is certainly true that in Colombo you do find communities mixing quite happily - but critics say this should not mask deeper divisions and concerns.