Sentence examples for may be disguised from inspiring English sources

In older people, dysthymia may be disguised as dementia, apathy, or irritability.

Weight loss may be disguised because of the presence of edema, enlarged fatty liver, and intestinal parasites; moreover, there may be little wasting of muscle and body fat.

Compared with ancient quests and heroic nature writing, Norbury's is scaled down; her grail may be disguised, or not available at all.

One may be disguised as an annex to a shoe store, another may skulk behind a faux hacienda courtyard encircled by leafy palms.

For a chemical reaction carried out with a fast-decaying catalyst in an isothermal high-velocity dilute-phase transport reactor, the apparent kinetics of the primary chemical reaction may be disguised by the presence of the catalyst deactivation.

This intention may be disguised under the mask of a parable, under the interlocutors of a philosophical dialogue, or under the admonitions of a prophet, but the reader is never oblivious of the thinker's intent.

The general rise in stockmarkets this year may be disguising a fundamental shift within the market.

Rising prices in higher-value properties, coupled with higher volumes in lower-priced ones, may be disguising stodginess in the middle of the market.There are other caveats about the strength of a recovery.

At a time of worsening credit quality, more banks may be disguising their mounting problems in this way, which could mean a can of worms to be opened at some later date.

If one of the secrets of successful stage and film acting is seeming to be unwatched — also known, absurdly, as "looking natural" — the secret to Hale's video-game acting may be disguising the fact that she is reading lines first seen only minutes beforehand and for which she has been given comparatively little context.

There has been concern that high levels of exception reporting in practices serving deprived populations may be disguising unmet need.