Sentence examples for shrouds itself from inspiring English sources

Blizzard, based nearby in Irvine, Calif., usually shrouds itself in cloistered secrecy.

When an organization shrouds itself in mystery, it's invariably treated as a cradle of intrigue.

However, perhaps the most revealing thing about the trial was that English football still shrouds itself in secrecy.

Each of his sports films ("Play It to the Bone" is the fifth) offers an insider's view of a world that shrouds itself in a self-protective macho mystique.

Breitbart, on the other hand, shrouds itself in a veneer of legitimacy.

Whereas the most private details of our lives are increasingly laid bare to government operatives, the government itself increasingly shrouds itself with a veil of secrecy.

These days, the church itself seems to have shrouded itself in Mr. Bailey's characteristic reticence.

But these survivors provide one reason for the center's refusal to shroud itself in darkness.

On constitutional reform The government's instinct is to shroud itself in secrecy.

NOT so long ago, the Federal Reserve was anxious to cloak itself in secrecy and shroud itself in "monetary mystique," as Marvin Goodfriend, an American economist, has put it.

And this time, we were no longer the glamorous Iranians so generous with their petrodollars, courted by shop assistants, hoteliers and maitre d's, but now we came from a country that had, in full view of the world, rejected what looked like affluence and modernity in order to shroud itself in black, burn the American flag and career backwards in time.