| Their dissimulated ignorance, unaccompanied by the imperative to know, provides a constant foil to her awakening interest in knowing. |
|
| As always it is a matter of time before the ideas composers write today will be fully dissimulated. |
|
| Now ever growing groups of people dissimulated their loyalty to the regime, while devoting their time and energy to informal collectives. |
|
| This weapon readily had rifle of poacher because of his facility to be dissimulated under a coat and its democratic price. |
|
| Feelings and issues are often dissimulated when living under the rule of fear. |
|
| Indeed the hammer is only partially dissimulated and only the peak is visible. |
|
| It nonetheless remains true that entire pages of history continue to be dissimulated. |
|
| This option is then dissimulated behind an adjustable shelf in wood or melamine. |
|
| This subversion of union logic dissimulated itself too often under great effusions of social dialogue. |
|
| It is about a collapsible rifle, often called of poacher because it was dissimulated easily in a coat. |
|
| These spying materials can be installed and dissimulated by employees as well as by competitors. |
|
| Rifle or collapsible rifle, according to whether it is striped or not, of type LECLERCQ or called of poacher because it could easily be dissimulated in clothing. |
|
| Ancient codes regulated in this case the crime of a prostitute that dissimulated her profession. |
|
| Indeed, there is something of an infielder's grounded equipoise about her, however dissimulated by the voluminous suits she wears by the designer Zoran. |
|
| Since standpoint is unavoidably present in social analysis, although often dissimulated by objectivist discourse, the best way of controlling for it is by theoretically grounding the standpoint adopted. |
|
| Public feeling required the meagreness of nature to be dissimulated by tall barricades of frizzed curls and bows. |
|
| These rooms, in addition to a comfortable double bed, have a single size bed dissimulated in a piece of furniture which could be opened at the evening to accommodate a third guest. |
|
