Sentence examples similar to needs disguising from inspiring English sources
She still has the Krakow rules when she needs them: "Every motive disguised, every design secret, every human and humane feeling suppressed".
Wondering why a mathematician needs to disguise his identity?
Who is sniffing her ass so much that she needs to disguise its odour with chemical flowers?
This interest in abstraction and sequences went beyond the need to disguise imagery, but if ever there was a photographer who made pictures that need to be "read between the lines" it is White.
Do I need to disguise my hand?
The kids needed to disguise themselves?
Players needn't disguise intent if their aim is true.
Insurgent parties, such as the Tories under David Cameron, need to disguise their tears and seams to win.
In order to make his case, Abbas needed to disguise the historical record for it to resonate with western audiences.
As Paul Ryan demonstrated, he and his band of Ayn Randians will employ any lies needed to disguise their true agenda of dismantling the New Deal.
Rankin's instrument is the police procedural, and, in this book, he plays teasingly with crime fiction's need to disguise the solution and confuse the reader.
