Sentence examples for matters hidden from inspiring English sources

A sense of things not understood, matters hidden under the surface, begins to loom; even, somehow, to menace.

"There's no doubt you don't want health and safety matters hidden from public view, but you don't want to throw out the baby with the bathwater," Miller said in an interview.

At the nearest corner or parked van, or any other form of cover for that matter, hide and look back.

The last few weeks have seen a blizzard of papers trying to explain the observations in terms of things like "minimal dark matter" or "exciting dark matter," or "hidden valley" theory, and to suggest how to look for them in particle accelerators like the Large Hadron Collider, set to begin operation again outside Geneva next summer.

X-ray observations suggest that this elusive 'baryonic' matter is hidden in the filamentary structure of the cosmic web.

"The Americans had incredible aerial reconnaissance, but everything that mattered was hidden under a roof or underground," the former colleague went on.

These hand held toys let you find all bugs, cameras, and GPS trackers, no matter how hidden.

It is possible to see the evolution of the treatment of authoritative sources as growing positively toward a more modern 'scientific' attitude towards interpretation and commentary, one which is neutral, critical, and historically informed rather than dedicated to finding the 'truth' in a given author no matter how hidden.

A sprinkling of actual plant matter is hidden beneath the paint and the little bits of roughness are a whispering of mythos that litters an otherwise earthen surface.

Differences of opinion left unaddressed can become a matter of (hidden) disagreement with patients and even degenerate into conflict [ 35– 35].

Having recently positioned themselves as "united" with trade unions against Tory austerity and attacks on employment rights, they're now accused of ducking the issue when it most matters, and hiding behind EU legislation.