Sentence examples for more to hide from inspiring English sources

He campaigned vigorously against mindless government secrecy that did more to hide bureaucratic embarrassments than to protect national security.

Sambo went toto incandesco over his shifty bungling of the offshore business: "I have nothing more to hide".

Clothes have become more like costumes, intended more to hide than reveal who we are, or who we would like to be.

Hide the "Get Barry…" text by creating two folds: Refold the first two folds, then fold twice more to hide the "Fold on the dotted lines only…" text: Finally, fold twice again to hide "Original lunar design…" and the remaining visible Barrys: Only three sets of folds, and we've creased all our dotted segments, and hidden Barry completely — on one side, at least.

Cynics might claim that's because it has seen the political writing on the wall and concluded that it will get off relatively easily, anyway, given that insurers, its main rivals in the 401(k) market, have so much more to hide.

He suspects that as prisons filled to overflowing and conditions deteriorated, jailers had more to hide.

To overcome this problem, the proposed algorithm is designed in such a way that familiar synonyms are used more often to hide more bits and avoid suspicions.

By 1983, it was becoming more and more difficult to hide the millions of illicit dollars.

Possible explanations are that they have more possibilities to hide their hospitalisation, more opportunities to perform 'normal', highly valued roles and are considered as being less 'sick'sick

Consistent with this approach, women who felt more threatened by the potential reactions of others were more motivated to hide their illness.

"There were no more walls to hide behind".