Sentence examples for using the guise of from inspiring English sources
Using the guise of concern over climate change, proponents ask us to re-consider our aversion to new nuclear power plants.
SB 1062 is about using the guise of preserving religious freedom to legally discriminate against gays, the largest federally unprotected class of people in the country.
Using the guise of Samir Khan, Mahmood courted Contostavlos by flying her to Las Vegas for meetings, and also taking her to dine at London's Metropolitan hotel.
When you talk of action being "mired in polarized partisan politics" do you not realise you are guilty of playing partisan politics using the guise of academic objectivity?
Millions of people are now interacting in virtual worlds like Second Life and World of Warcraft using the guise of avatars.
"I can't believe we are doing this here tonight, and to make it even worse, we are using the guise of the terrible tragedy of the terrorist attacks on New York to make New York one of the biggest gambling states in the nation," Senator Thomas K. Duane, a Manhattan Democrat, said Wednesday.
The restaurant uses the guise of neighborhood conviviality to cloak serious and creative cooking.
A subtle blue storefront on a nondescript block, Bistro St. Mark's uses the guise of neighborhood conviviality to cloak the serious and creative cooking of Johannes Sanzin.
Indeed, some people have used the guise of clean eating to excuse dangerously restrictive eating habits; it has become associated with orthorexia, an obsession with healthy food.
"They use the guise of being a police officer to knock on a door, and the victim lowers their guard for just a second.
"Children deserve to be protected from inappropriate or harmful material," he added, "but the government may not use the guise of protecting children to impose sweeping restrictions on information intended for adults".
