Sentence examples for otherwise disguised from inspiring English sources

The Act dealt with any offender who was armed and with a blacked face, armed and otherwise disguised, merely blacked, merely disguised, accessories after the fact or "any other person or persons".

Joseph Heidecker's manipulated photographs -- head shots that have been worked over, rubbed out and otherwise disguised -- imply that the face conceals more than it exposes.

Many of the 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-footd, landscaped and otherwise disguised, but local ordinances bringing houses up to flood code now Mackles impractical to invest in more thavecosmetic changes.

Memory is the onion of the title: 'Peeled, it renews itself; chopped, it brings tears; only during peeling does it speak the truth.' But the onion skin is difficult to read: 'It is seldom unambiguous and often in mirror-writing or otherwise disguised.' Memory is also caught in the beads of amber washed up on the Baltic shore where, in childhood, Grass and his sister searched for them.

When talks of an actual lawsuit first starting making headlines, transit advocates scoffed, deeming it needless NIMBYism disguised otherwise, which distracts from the immense challenges posed by the L train shutdown.

Or if they are asked to be removed from the gallery we need to know who that person is so they can't return to the gallery, disguised or otherwise".

As a result, the adjusted figures that some companies use to disguise otherwise bad results are, at Apple, more telling.

He didn't even bother to code or otherwise try to disguise his entries.

It also increases the scope for risk that is disguised, accidentally or otherwise, and hence the danger that investors will be taken by surprise.And trading capital across borders usually involves an additional financial market that is especially susceptible to all of the above: the market for foreign exchange.

Harvin had three carries last week and 15 during the regular season, and the Vikings will use a fake end around to Harvin two or three times per game to disguise otherwise-ordinary Peterson runs.

But otherwise, he appears disappointingly decent, or a particularly well disguised b'stard, declaring that Heathrow must be a good neighbour, clean up its act, and push diversity and opportunity.