Sentence examples similar to seeing behind the facade from inspiring English sources

Those who saw behind the facade knew differently.

He saw behind the facade of mid-century prosperity and propriety.

It's not a place where regular citizens get to see behind the facade".

The tabloids may test the limits of the ethically or legally acceptable, but they are often doing so in the service of a popular desire to see behind the facade of public life.

(What is Barack Obama worrying about, as the water from the shower courses down his back? What runs through the Pope's mind, in the seconds before he drifts to sleep?) And partly, it's jarring because Trump represents something so purely archetypal in the American psyche – wealth, or anyway the appearance of wealth, as the pinnacle of human meaning – that it's impossible to see behind the facade.

This was an important first lesson: see through the facade.

See behind the pictures".

In 1867 Bagehot published The English Constitution, an attempt to look behind the facade of the British system of government crown, Lords, and Commons to see how it really operated and where true power lay.

Yet, Abby's signature long red nails have managed to dig themselves into some who should be able to see behind her facade.

Andy Warhol, to see what lies behind the facade – if I could get him talk to me.

Recalling a conversation from the shoot years ago, Black says, "Jack and I were talking about certain people, people I thought put on airs, and I was saying to him that I couldn't see the person behind the facade.