Sentence examples for very disguised from inspiring English sources

Resident Evil, albeit basically, albeit very disguised by horror and action, can tell you something about science and the predominating news stories of the mid-1990s.

Resident Evil, albeit very disguised by horror and action, can tell you something about science and the predominating news stories of the mid 1990s.

In an English way, it was all very much disguised and didn't spoil our childhood.

A very thinly disguised couple, Harold and Barbara Rhodes, encounter the felicities and opacities of a foreign language and society.

Some riotous monks looked very like disguised soldiers, suggesting that a power struggle within the junta was playing itself out on the streets.

"They were doing it with a very thinly disguised threat that if you don't give us these tax abatements, then we'll have to go somewhere else".

It quotes Olga Kryshtanovskaya, described as "a prominent socialist regarded as Russia's leading authority on the oligarchs", as saying that Lebedev is nothing more than a very cleverly disguised agent of the Kremlin.

The majority of female characters in big games are, in some surreptitious, very well disguised manner, made with men in mind.

WhAs bothers me if the words "steady trickle of people".

In 1974, before becoming the main book critic at the Washington Post, Jonathan Yardley wrote for the Knight-Ridder chain that Solzhenitsyn was a "not-very-thinly-disguised Czarist".

A disguised but very familiar example of clave can be found in one of the most popular rock 'n' roll songs of all time: the Kingsmen's 1963 hit "Louie Louie".