Sentence examples for trying to hide one from inspiring English sources

These rigid behaviors "are born from something missing, from trying to hide one's own sad dissatisfaction behind a kind of armor," Francis said, according to a translation by Crux. .

Trying to hide one's feelings possibly because one is not very able to understand them implies a less open attitude in social interactions, which might lead to more negative ruminative thoughts, because this attitude prevents others from reacting empathically or offering social support.

"He's rich, so why is she trying to hide?" one student asked, befuddled.

At the same time, proximity makes it costly not to give or to try to hide one's gains.

"I guess that a lot of people want to see the websites their governments and courts are trying to hide from them," one of The Pirate Bay's admins tells TorrentFreak, which in the absence of official stats, estimates that the browser has "hundreds of thousands" of active users.

I have no academic point of reference, but this is definitely derived from up north: a decade-and-a-half of shag-free reality television and all it took was one horny Geordie trying to hide his cock on camera to entirely defy the censors, and now look at us, and now look where we are.

The administration said newly released commercial satellite photographs showed that Iran was trying to hide two nuclear facilities, one in the central Iranian town of Nantax and another in nearby Arak.

Some passengers at least go to the trouble of trying to hide their guns – like the one who put a gun in a cassette deck, and another who tried put one in a boot strapped to a prosthetic leg.

Much better to rip it down and replace it with something bigger, uglier and more expensive trying to hide behind a retained facade – one last poke in the eye for people who actually live in the area, who have fought against you every step of the way.

"No one was trying to hide it from the public".

It looked wrong: embarrassed, sliding down at one side, trying to hide.