Sentence examples for that were cloaked from inspiring English sources
And, sometimes, those colder-weather tableaus include brilliant vistas of city skylines that were cloaked by the greenery of summer.
The vault resembled an airplane hangar; it extended more than two hundred yards, with a domed ceiling that was forty-one feet high and walls that were cloaked in condensation and algae.
PAGE B4 ESCAPES HIKES WITH SKYLINE VIEWS Not Available in Summer As trees continue their march toward stripped and skeletal, consider one of the benefits: they leave more of their surroundings exposed, leading to potentially brilliant vistas of city skylines that were cloaked by the greenery of summer.
Bob makes explicit some points that are cloaked in my column.
Mr. Roth never forgets our animal being, the sensual habits and desires that are cloaked by our public selves.
But Mr. Wall's work has a breadth that few of his contemporaries match, as well as a missionary zeal that is cloaked by an extraordinary visual ambition.
Officials and experts from other nations were more plainly skeptical of the United States, with some wondering whether the Bush administration is pursuing a unilateralist campaign that is cloaked in the rhetoric of cooperation.
She has visited the war-torn country three times to spotlight development and women's issues, most recently in June, a trip that was cloaked in secrecy so she would not become a target of terrorists.
In academic conferences at home and abroad and in journals of scholarly opinion that are cloaked in the protective veil of academic jargon (and, often, English), political scientists, sociologists and economists are sparring openly about the state of the country's quasicapitalist, mostly antidemocratic government.
But racism in Boston is an enigma wrapped in a paradox that's cloaked in a mystery.
Salahuddin draws a connection between video games and pizza, calling both of them dominant cultural forces in America that are cloaked with the rosy glow of veneration but need to be examined with a critical eye.
