Sentence examples for some cloak from inspiring English sources

There could be some cloak and dagger goings on -- hints of the meeting to come in March.

They talked of the bond that occurs when two individuals open up and share their true intentions and feelings, when they divulge real facts without hiding behind some cloak of fiction.

This isn't some cloak-and-dagger operation.

Some experts cloak themselves in sound bites concerning the future of and the integrity of the game.

Some have cloaked their criticism in the language of environmentalism, even though both cities have been following through with their plans to replace high-emission trucks with cleaner ones.

Lest while he is tipsy and reeling, some robber his cloak should be stealing.

"The PKK should not be given some kind of cloak of legitimisation by fighting against Daesh [Isis]," he said.

But to take advantage of the American system, Chang and his family would first have to outmaneuver the Chinese government with some early-morning cloak and dagger.

So blacks and whites in depressed Warren County are right not to let the bureaucrats and technicians invoke studies as some kind of cloak of immunity.

In the 21st century, where everything seems instantly knowable, credible new acts often arrive with some level of cloak and dagger – the better to foster the impression of separation from the over-mediated herd.

Officials deny that the crackdown in Maan, 160 miles south of Amman, the capital, is directed against militant Islam, saying a gang of drug traffickers and arms smugglers are operating in the city, some under the cloak of religion.