Sentence examples for strives to hide from inspiring English sources

In the design of the traditional concert, the heightened interactivity and physicality that goes into producing music strives to hide its face.

In a closed awareness context, persons are unaware of their imminent death and hospital staff strives to hide this knowledge.

Some players strive to hide this, making the instrument sound as smooth and consistent as possible.

He had on display what so many people strive to hide and protect: his humanity.

Throughout the 1990s, he strove to hide his WMD programme from Unscom, the UN inspectorate then responsible for dismantling it.

When I was a younger man, I had anorexia and strove to hide it from them, despite my considerable weight loss.

In most cases, they have striven to hide the artistic liberties they take — the better to keep the audience fully immersed in the tale they're spinning.

Editors strive to hide their work by cutting on action, so that the movement of a character's arm in one location flows into another such movement elsewhere, masking the change of shot.

I love, in fact, that it shows what all the monuments of the world have always striven to hide: electric cables, air and heating circuits, machine rooms, fire-fighting equipment, giant and labyrinthine escalators, infra- and superstructures, excreta in stone and metal, all sorts of materials.

Prostate cancer patients are distressed by the side effects of androgen deprivation and typically strive to hide or deny the effects of castration.

I have often mused that being "off the grid" and therefore not beholden to technology could become the new status symbol, but in the meantime, some new offerings strive to hide and even erase online activities.