Sentence examples for more disguised from inspiring English sources

"A dirty war is always going on - it's just more disguised in advanced democracies.

www.nokia.co.uk Covert snapper With celebrity hangouts banning camera phones, taking covert pictures of the stars requires ever more disguised snappers.

Still, while the cult of celebrity is perhaps now more disguised, Mr. Saumarez Smith seems aware of the perils entailed.

Iraq has its gulag of prisons, dungeons and torture chambers -- some of them acknowledged, like Abu Ghraib, and as many more disguised as hotels, sports centers and other innocent-sounding places.

There is a more subtle culture of competitiveness, when point-scoring is much more disguised.

I hadn't thought of this, but it's interesting that you say I'm more disguised in this than in the other things that you mentioned, but the other things you mentioned are not necessarily very realistic garb.

More magic disguised as plain figs on a plate: agnolotti stuffed with taleggio, with nasturtium.

Otherwise, substituted compliance would be nothing more than disguised deregulation, and American taxpayers would remain exposed to future bailouts.

Oliver plays a leading role in the second love story, which commences at a costume party — a scene that, in the narrative, takes place after Hal's exuberant coming out — with Oliver dressed (more like disguised) in a Freudian beard and tweed, and armed with his father's dog, Arthur (Cosmo, a scene-chewing, gnawing Jack Russell terrier).

He also criticized those who inflate the price of appraisals, legal fees, title registration and other closing costs -- fees that consumer organizations and other critics say are little more than disguised kickbacks, financial rewards for foisting the bigger loans on the unwary.

They are more like disguised imperatives: 'Thou shalt not engage in honor killing' Another difference some meta-ethicists argue for is that when we really endorse a claim as morally right, we are prepared to act on it.