Sentence examples for to hide this aspect from inspiring English sources

Rush desperately attempts to hide this aspect of extreme conservatism from his listeners.

They try to hide this aspect of their rhetoric under layers and distinctions, etc.

It will just mean that they will try a lot harder to hide these aspects of their lives from you.

And I was desperate to hide any aspect of my life that was remotely different to "normal".

Yesterday a spokesman for Mr Hammond stressed that the hospitality he had received from Mr Hintze had been properly registered, was above board, and there has been no attempt to hide any aspect of it.

"All of us are trying to hide some aspects of our strategy but one thing that always changes your strategy is a goal," he said.

To achieve this 13 pharmaceutical companies agreed to share biopharmaceutics drug properties and performance data, as long as they were able to hide certain aspects of their dataset if required.

Is it acceptable to hide certain aspects of our background in a résumé?

What becomes increasingly clear is that health professionals within the CIA questioned the extreme methods used in the post 9/11 torture policies, while top psychologists, some quite prominent, worked very hard so as to hide any aspects of the programs that might expose them as contrary to the codes of behavior to the very psychologists who became actively involved.

Craving social acceptance as a lady and uncomfortable about her new fame as a writer, Ms. Miller writes, Charlotte tended to hide aspects of her personality from the public: "Her humor, her passion, her energy and determination, her occasional sharp-tongued tartness were dampened whenever she felt she was on show.

His humble life style was "deliberate and staged," and his remote island retreat served to hide "less attractive aspects of his private life and personality"; to wit, that he was a "lascivious older man".