Sentence examples for masks flaws from inspiring English sources

Big producers want uniform taste, and a dark roast makes that easy: it evens out flavors and masks flaws.

"The shoulders are important because they create the whole illusion of the upper body and mask flaws below," Mr. Schoenfeld said.

It can also be used to cover up for sloppy winemaking, masking myriad flaws.

Donors merely create façade democracies, skeptics like Traore argue, masking structural flaws in the countries they claim to be helping.

Overwhelmingly, the production also shows how Shakespeare's kings constantly use divine authority to mask temperamental flaws.

Enough of it could mask technical flaws or poor coaching -- it was, as per cliché, the one thing that couldn't be taught.

Now most of the big gameshows – including High Stakes – appear to be painfully identikit and keen to mask any flaws with big cash prizes and spectacle.

Its shock value masked some flaws; later an illuminating critique by Martin Kramer in The Middle East Quarterly broke them down, but The Middle East Quarterly is no match for television in forming public perceptions.

The market for lower-quality sakes -- the stuff that Japanese restaurants used to heat to mask its flaws -- has particularly dropped, and the industry is increasingly realizing the importance of the export market.

While contemporary women still use makeup to mask perceived flaws and imperfections, they also treat makeup as a tool of self-expression and play.

Technology gives us the control to shape and manipulate who we are and perhaps mask our flaws and imagined shortcomings in a way that we could not off-line.