Sentence examples similar to masked peril from inspiring English sources
Part of what masked the practical perils of the Oslo Accords of 1993 was the seductive notion that for the first time both sides were prepared to recognize each other and live peacefully as neighbors.
But that's simply PR puffery and window dressing to mask the extreme peril Sessions poses once in the saddle at the Justice Department.
When real trouble is brewing, as has been the case since the summer of 1997 in Asia, bond traders acting ahead of the Fed can mask some of the peril.
Good might never seem so good, nor evil so evil, anywhere else, and one person can don a mask and some tights and protect all from peril.
I considered what must have been going through the president's mind as he waved to his fellow Americans, what grave sense of peril those smiling blue eyes must have masked.
SAN FRANCISCO — Booming video game sales are masking a serious concern for game makers: their economic model is in peril.
