Sentence examples for that cloaked from inspiring English sources

But it was an illusion that cloaked harsh realities.

All of the denials, no-comments and public posturing that cloaked these trade talks gave way Sunday to what was an unequivocal precursor of Revis's departure.

The approach seems to have been based on an assumption of Pakistani insularity — an assumption that cloaked itself, sincerely or strategically, in the garb of cultural sensitivity.

Indonesia's economy took a $16bn hit this year from forest fires that cloaked south-east Asia in haze, more than double the sum spent on rebuilding Aceh after the 2004 tsunami, according to the World Bank.

After the third round was pushed back by a stubborn marine layer that cloaked Torrey Pines on Saturday, Woods entered a long day of golf with a two-stroke lead and one burning question: After all his tinkering, has he weekend-proofed his game?

In fact, search engine marketers say that cloaked arbitrageurs profit from Google’s attempts to shut down their schemes.

This will still happen even if you are a spy that is cloaked and/or disguised, so be careful.

Unlike previous experimental efforts with the materials used for invisibility cloaks, it allows the illusion to be actively controlled, so that the cloaked object can be made to look one way, then another.

Daft Punk have revealed no touring plans but assume that their cloaked personae are fascinating enough to warrant a "documentary" about their helmets.

But when he explained that the cloaked figures were not priests but merely early Christians, the museum decided to reinstate the scene.

Kitty Carlisle, displaying talents that remained cloaked later on "To Tell the Truth," is the show's minimally clad leading lady, though it is Gertrude Michael who performs the show-stopping (and jaw-dropping) number "Sweet Marihuana".