Sentence examples for preferring to hide from inspiring English sources

Like its relatives, this is not a showy bird, preferring to hide away in the leafy canopy of our woods and forests.

In those early days, Robinson used to hate interviews, preferring to hide behind funny voices, but now she has more perspective.

We can't ask him, since he doesn't like doing interviews as himself, preferring to hide behind whichever character he's playing at the time.

More that ministers had been less than clear about spelling out the economic effects of some of their decisions in public, preferring to hide them within broad forecasts.

The first time Hancock met Davis, at the trumpeter's house, Davis barely played at all, preferring to hide upstairs and listen to Hancock, bassist Ron Carter, drummer Tony Williams and saxophonist George Coleman through the intercom.

Democrats, to their mind, have hijacked the democratic process, preferring to hide in an out-of-state hotel rather than face the fact that they don't have the votes to win the redistricting battle.

Many businesses prefer to hide in the informal sector.

Rabbits prefer to hide, rather than run, from their enemies.

They prefer to hide in the tall grass and snipe at management".

This species prefers to hide in undergrowth in the presence of humans (Skutch 1954 , 1989 Restall et al. 2007,).

Yet the great impresario, director and animator of modern performance arts preferred to hide behind a self-mocking exterior.