Sentence examples for something to conceal from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the leaders of the military takeover have something to conceal from the watchful eyes of the world.

"All charming people have something to conceal, usually their total dependence on the appreciation of others," Cyril Connolly wrote in "Enemies of Promise".

Here we have a down-the-line outsider-in-a-small-town story where nothing is quite as it seems, everyone has something to conceal, the innocent victim has Dark Secrets, and so on.

Years later, I was thinking about this radiator as something that's meant to conceal something but at the same time not be seen, almost like a sort of camouflage.

These are practical books that treat vegetables as tasty in their own right, not something to be concealed in a brownie or transformed with a paring knife into winsome bunnies and elephants.

I had always assumed that my addiction to settling down with the Azed crossword after tea on Sunday, if I got half a chance, was another slightly shameful self-indulgence – something to be concealed from my friends and suppressed whenever possible in favour of bracing walks and serious reading.

But for those in charge of Jalili's public image, it is something to be concealed, powdered and covered by a lock of grey hair – an indication that the candidate's religious zeal is "too scary", as another viewer said, "even for Iranian TV".

The boy's hands move, trying to conceal something.

He said Malaysia may be "trying to conceal something".

An Aba resident, though, interviewed by telephone, confirmed that local officials wanted to conceal something.

It might have been smarter to choose something light and easy to conceal.