Sentence examples for smart disguise from inspiring English sources

For a smart disguise, drop the whole bag into a purpose-made willow or hazel basket.

The Republicans were smart enough to disguise the efforts.

In the mid-1990s, when Cantona was revelling in his image as the philosopher-poet who happened also to play football, a few cynics suggested that his fondness for the enigmatic soundbite was a smart way of disguising his shaky English.

For now, we can devise smart ways of disguising the capability gap.

It is also smart to take on another disguise while cloaked.

Fury clearly poses a significant threat to Klitschko because of his boxing intelligence and not just his height and weight; Fury has developed into a very smart boxer, even if he disguises his boxing brain behind stupid comments, with a subtle eye on adopting what has made Klitschko so successful over the years.

These smart-alec debating points do not disguise the fact that much of what we (and the US) eat is repellent, is produced in dire conditions and contains ingredients that should be spurned.

The themes, illustrated by beautifully edited film clips and smart narration (written by Armistead Maupin), include ridicule, disguise, visibility and punishment by death (why does the gay character always get shot or stabbed or crushed by a tree?).

New York praised her performance: "Connelly is such a smart, sane, unhistrionic actress that she almost disguises the fact that her character is a wheeze".

Smith is smart enough, mobile enough and versatile enough to disguise his intentions among Ohio State's multiple alignments.

Bypassing FDA review is common, but industry consultants say it's not a nefarious tactic designed to disguise unsafe food additives — it's smart business.