Sentence examples for much mask from inspiring English sources

But the result, to me, doesn't so much mask as underscore the material's melodramatic excesses.

If masking is insufficient, the test signal may continue to be detected by the nontest ear; if too much masking is used, cross-masking may occur, artificially raising the hearing threshold in the test ear.

Now in retrospect, I was very much masking the fear and shame associated with the abuse that I experienced.

We speculate that cloud backgrounds, because they are dominated by low spatial frequencies with low contrast, do not cause much masking or relative motion, but that terrain backgrounds will produce both masking and relative motion.

For a novel species, it is difficult to know how much masking is required.

The Pope likes kids — watching his face light up when he speaks with them, you realize that his public smile is as much a mask as any other politician's.

But it did not do much to mask the reality of health care in Morocco, where even Health Minister Houssaine Louardi has conceded that standards of care for the country's 33 million people are far from adequate.

But the talented cast, Mr. Shaw's ability to write engaging scenes that illuminate love and loss, and Ms. Taylor's ability to mine their emotion and humor do much to mask that defect.

After On the Buses made him a star, there was probably little else that Lewis – a competent actor though of limited range – could do other than embrace the typecasting of so potent a character wholeheartedly, though off-screen photographs show a relaxed, easy-going, humorous face: the scowling, squinting, grotesque Blakey was very much a mask.

The larger image size requires much larger mask size.

Turner describes "Dancing Shoes" as being about "people always looking to pull when they go out however much they mask it".