Sentence examples for usually concealed from inspiring English sources

The usually concealed materials of lower level society are fully presented now.

Beryl was sensitive and vulnerable, but usually concealed this under a cloak of eccentricity.

This was supposedly a teat that witches used to suckle imps, usually concealed as a mole or wart.

It also defies convention and expectation in societies where old age is often venerated but infirmity is usually concealed.

It is otherwise a rather unremarkable bird, with dull green plumage except (in the male) for a yellow crown stripe that is usually concealed.

"Seeing the raw work in progress, the way the frame went together and all of the joinery that's usually concealed by paint, sparked something in me," he recalled.

Parsons usually conceals his anger, but when Wasserstein called, soon after the announcement, Parsons would not pick up the telephone.

Central banks usually conceal the provision of emergency assistance to avoid setting off a banking crisis and destabilising the financial system.

They are nocturnal animals that usually conceal themselves by day in brush or thickets and sally forth at dusk to hunt.

The depressing piles of paper that I resentfully sort through every now and then usually conceal a drawing or two from one of my sons; drawings that trace the evolution of their enthusiasms and raise a smile: from pictures of shaky dragons and approximate Pokémons to scenes of elaborate cartoon slaughter, or a cobra swallowing a happy, picnicking family.

(2011) argue that transactions involving bonds with 15 days of maturity remaining usually conceal speculative trading.