Sentence examples for passing undetected from inspiring English sources
But some officials speculated earlier this week that he could have returned to Europe, perhaps passing undetected among the flood of asylum seekers pouring into Greek islands from Turkey.
Politicians have long employed coded language in their messaging to religious conservatives, a practice often derided as dog-whistle politics for its ability to stir emotions among those who are in-the-know while passing undetected over others.
It is understandable that the US wanted to encourage information-sharing after 9/11 to try to reduce the chance of threats passing undetected, but having a huge database like this accessible to a 22-year-old private in Iraq to come in and download while pretending to listen to Lady Gaga on his CD player was crazy.
The more experienced racers will conserve energy in the heats and semi-finals, feign illness or injury, get carried through on a literal wave of other competitors' speed, and secure an outside lane for the final, all with the view of passing undetected.
Thus, for example, increasing the velocity threshold would lead to small saccades passing just subthreshold, and a variable velocity threshold would lead to saccades of this magnitude passing undetected for some participants but not for others (Blignaut, 2009; Camilli et al., 2008).
Previously his life had passed undetected by bots.
When you co-opt it, you'll confuse them, allowing you to pass undetected through their ranks.
Morons were considered particularly dangerous: they were smart enough to pass undetected and possibly breed with their superiors.
It is about gratitude, yes, but gratitude for a certain kind of magic that passes undetected through the air.
But in addition to the generous per-student spending that in 2002 ranked 23rd in the state, there were millions in expenses that passed undetected until recently.
Several months earlier, Sayegh, who was then twenty-eight, had passed undetected through United States Customs at Logan Airport, in Boston, on his way to Canada.
