Sentence examples for most disguised from inspiring English sources

According to Southern Weekly, of 320,000 Chinese soldiers, engineers and road builders sent by Mao to fight U.S. forces in Vietnam, most disguised as North Vietnamese, 1,446 are in graves maintained by the Vietnamese government.

Expecting someone to be a different person emotionally just because that is how I'd like to see them, is one of the most disguised ways men set unrealistic standards for woman.

But theater is usually most affecting when disguised motives and paradoxical instincts reveal themselves almost accidentally, and seemingly in spite of people's attempts to keep them hidden.

The most important part of disguised unemployment is thus what may be better described as seasonal unemployment during the off-seasons.

In addition to creating a petri dish for criminalizing pregnant women, personhood legislation, both overt or disguised, bans most forms of birth control (including pills and IUDs) and in vitro fertilization.

On Russell's view, proper nouns, and most common words, are really disguised descriptions (1912: 84 5).

They may look like us, talk like us, wear the same clothes as us, but at a certain point (when she's on the red carpet at the VMAs) the most popular YouTubers become celebrities disguised as the ultimate girl/boy next door.

He invented the term humblebrag, which captures the barely-disguised narcissism of most of what winds up on social media.

The man was often most at ease within himself when disguised as someone or something else.

Actually, it was five acts, all disguised as sets, with the most astonishing and dramatic plot twist saved for last.

At the end, the novel falls into the jackhammer prose of old newsreel voice-overs, and delivers what is either the best-disguised happy ending or the most muffled tragic note of the publishing season.