| We are as fed up with politicians dissimulating about what they believe as we are about them fiddling their expenses, and Cameron's efforts to be sincere should contribute greatly to restoring public faith in politics. |
| I note that in some contexts, for example rural Sierra Leone, dissimulating one's real intentions is not generally frowned upon. |
| Religious division meant that dissimulating your faith might be essential to stay alive. |
| It was inspired by London's Crystal Palace, notably for its glass and steel roof, but innovated by dissimulating the structural steel behind stone facades. |
| The responsibility of AU FIL DE LA LAME-THE EDGE could not be committed if a minor proceeded to an order by dissimulating his age. |
| However, he who looks away from this beautiful display risks seeing another reality, one of misery that the government has a harder and harder time of dissimulating. |
