| As masquerades start to unravel and tanks roll into town Charlotte is forced to decide whose safety matters most. |
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| The ambitious teenager masquerades as pilot, doctor and lawyer while mainlining in embezzlement. |
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| A woman masquerades as a doctor, but is stalking a male staff member as part of a delusion of erotomania. |
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| One of e-mail's drawbacks is that it masquerades as communication when it is best used for informing, broadcasting, or scheduling. |
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| And because it masquerades as news, we naturally let our guard down, invoking a built in trust of that which is media establishment. |
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| A modern reproduction that masquerades as brass it may be, but still it is beautiful. |
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| The outbreak of a mass emailing worm, which masquerades as a matchmaking program, has been brought under control. |
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| The lesson is dishonest in that it masquerades as science while including misrepresentations and factual errors. |
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| Years of benign neglect on the part of her parents are followed by an intense self-serving attention that masquerades as love. |
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| The societies brought prosecutions against vice and protested against lewd plays and lascivious entertainments, such as masquerades. |
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| Other references to the Igbo derivation of particular masquerades occur in their praise songs. |
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| I am incandescent with rage about the overselling of that mediocre piece of less-than-fluff that masquerades as the ultimate romantic comedy. |
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| In discussions with me, women tended to blur the differences between various masquerades, subsuming all Igbo masking into one threatening mode. |
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| There is nothing morally wrong with a profit motive except where it masquerades as moral philanthropy. |
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| Pierced and strung together by youths, shells also served as ankle rattles for use in masquerades. |
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| Both land and water dwellers believe in river spirits, and aquatic masquerades reflect a shared ethos. |
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| There were nightclubs, there were hoedowns, there were folk dances and there were masquerades. |
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| For Lunda and Luvale women, the main purpose of makishi masquerades that appear in the mukanda is to honor and make happy the initiates' mothers. |
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| Everday life is almost solely composed of a series of ritualized masquerades. |
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| Though she masquerades in the fashions, make-up, and body language of white yuppies, her Asianness and her visceral discomfort read as distinctly as their whiteness. |
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| Dr Watson was seldom in danger of seeing through any of these masquerades. |
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| In a visionary game of fancy dress parties and masquerades we glimpse reality. |
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| Antin has made a career of storytelling in films, photographs and performances that present engaging narratives of quests, masquerades and waking dreams. |
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| She ended up working for a business that masquerades as a charity. |
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| One bothersome type masquerades as a Microsoft Word document sent by e-mail the notorious Me-mail theus was onotoriousse. |
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| The title of the suite perhaps alludes to the masquerades of the Commedia dell'arte, which originated in Bergamo. |
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| It is a retreat via the negation of a principle, but it masquerades as progress all the same. |
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| It masquerades in many guises, among them shyness, anxiety, caution, conformity, false cynicism, and indolence. |
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| This secularizing process is a complex one, for many Igbo masquerades partake, in some degree, of the extant energies of the ancestors or spirits that inhabit the world. |
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| We need to speak out against intolerance that masquerades as tolerance. |
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| The official American side dish sometimes masquerades as a heart attack on a plate. |
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| Festival organizers aimed for a harmonious parade of different masquerades, the order of which was controlled by officials urging groups forward and holding them back. |
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| A Trojan Horse is a destructive software program that masquerades as a benign application. |
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| One of the other things he warns of is that indifference also masquerades as tolerance in the Netherlands. |
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| These are used in masquerades dedicated to women in their maternal dimension. |
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| Through these interventions, innocent compositions were transformed into grotesque masquerades. |
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| As it is we have this monstrosity that masquerades as an effective international body. |
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| It is time that we stopped tolerating the unacceptable obstruction that masquerades as research and speech preparation. |
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| Peer orientation masquerades as natural or goes undetected because we have become divorced from our intuitions and because we have unwittingly become peer oriented ourselves. |
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| The towering masked figure dances at the culmination of a series of other masquerades, protected by six 'police' and carrying a mirror with the power to draw in and punish evildoers. |
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| Levees, theatricals and masquerades are the scenes of outrageous flirting. |
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| This is a book that masquerades as a literary thriller and as a philosophical fable, but is not concentratedly strange enough to provoke tension or intelligent enough to provoke reflection. |
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| He looks likely to win. Mr Aggarwal's story tells you three things about Uttar Pradesh: party loyalties are fleeting, crude patronage masquerades as good performance in office and the opposition has a good chance of winning. |
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| It often masquerades as monitoring information. |
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| Air Canada masquerades as Jazz to cover its tracks. |
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| We have rail, we have a very thin ribbon of highway, which masquerades as the Trans-Canada trucking route but often it is two lanes for 18 wheelers on icy roads with rock cuts on either side, and we have a series of airports. |
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| The inescapable truth is that Sinn Féin, which masquerades as a democratic party and has two shameless Members in this House, is largely funded by organised criminal activity. |
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| Geniene is a model involved in a very original project: recreating the atmosphere of masquerades from the fifteenth century for a fashion article. |
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| A phishing attack takes place when someone masquerades as someone else to trick you into sharing personal or other sensitive information with them, usually through a fake website. |
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| This rhythm bears the name of the instigator of one of these masquerades. |
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| Sercons tend not to have masquerades or pay much attention to media fandom. They don't ban fun, however. |
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| What masquerades as self-respect has a lot more to do with self-loathing. |
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| Curriculum Vitae elevates Yoel Hoffmann's penchant for mingling real and invented life to a new pitch, absorbing his entire life story into what masquerades as a novel. |
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| St. Kitts' well-known folk dance troupe, Masquerades, performs traditional dances ranging from the French-derived kwadril to African war dances. |
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