| This subversion of union logic dissimulated itself too often under great effusions of social dialogue. |
| Now ever growing groups of people dissimulated their loyalty to the regime, while devoting their time and energy to informal collectives. |
| These spying materials can be installed and dissimulated by employees as well as by competitors. |
| It is about a collapsible rifle, often called of poacher because it was dissimulated easily in a coat. |
| Everyday influences, even the smallest and most dissimulated, are often the most efficacious. |
| Feelings and issues are often dissimulated when living under the rule of fear. |
