Sentence examples for should be hidden away from inspiring English sources

But does that mean it should be hidden away and ignored?

Was it hard to figure out what you had to reveal and what should be hidden away?

The outdated notion that breastfeeding is something that should be hidden away contradicts international public health messages, which encourage mothers to breastfeed exclusively for six months, with continued breastfeeding up to two years and beyond.

Our publication risked being classified as more extreme than that, available only from behind a counter, something that should be hidden away from view, something that should be shamed.

Her parents' work made her aware from an early age, she says, "that a lot of people lived with difficult things … and that was not something that should be hidden away, or ignored".

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But it should not be hidden away from public discourse; should not be delicately alluded to in hushed conversations; cannot be left to stink any longer.

Democracy and protest can be messy and inconvenient, but they are essential to having a free society and should not be hidden away to spare the discomfort of those in power.

The designers said the message from the Queen was "pivotal" and they were keen it should not be "hidden away".

The designers said the message from the Queen was pivotal to the baton design and they were keen it should not be "hidden away".

"In the view of the Consumer Council, information about sensitive personal data being shared with third parties should not be hidden away in long terms of service and privacy policies.