Sentence examples for yet cloaked from inspiring English sources

Too big and too skilled to pass up yet cloaked in too much uncertainty to be a sure thing, Yao presents teams with a serious dilemma.

The boy soon distinguished himself by his ability to analyze problems and to express his thoughts with grace and clarity, but he already displayed an aloofness that emphasized his consciousness of his intellectual superiority yet cloaked his very real desire to feel the affection of those whom he respected, a quality that was to be a handicap in his later official career.

Her stories seemed to me raw and vivid, yet mysteriously cloaked.

Yet he cloaks his absolutism in the mild garb of the arbiter.

And yet they come cloaked in the garments of old-school femininity, espousing the benefits of cleanliness and good manners.

Yet, the exposé cloaks a more fundamental problem.

Yet these statistics cloak many diverse tales: the bad years have played out very differently across Britain.

Yet the ritual goes on, cloaked in secrecy and institutionalized paranoia.

Ibsen seems more cloaked and guarded, yet his plays address issues that still obsess us today: the conflict between reality and illusion, heredity and environment, individual self-fulfilment and society, the life and the work.

Yet this essentially herbivorous exterior cloaked a steely determination, and a deepseated devotion to social justice first developed during his voluntary work in London's East End before the first world war.

Many of their families have also been given stories cloaked in lies, yet those deaths have not received the attention Pat's has.