dissimulate वाक्य
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- A : It was already so much a matter of comment in New York, even though I hadn't said anything, that I didn't see any point in dissimulating about it.
- Between Ledru-Rollin and Odilon Barrot with the other chiefs of the " dynastic Left " there were acute differences, hardly dissimulated even during the temporary alliance which produced the campaign of the banquets.
- Eventually, he began to appear insane, with some doctors believing he was dissimulating in order to avoid the need to incriminate other party members, while others thought he had truly become schizophrenic under torture.
- The use of symbols, his taste for dissimulating and manipulating ( words, numbers, space ), and his attraction to the obscene and scatological are omnipresent and relate strongly to similar themes found broadly in medieval culture.
- In the " Apologia " he had exorcised the phantom which, as he said, " gibbers instead of me " the phantom of the secret Romanist, corrupting the youth of Oxford, devious and dissimulating.
- The intense lyricism of Guanes don't dissimulates the'patriotic passion'common in every novecentist " . " Del viejo saber olvidado " reunites his production in prose and " De paso por la vida " the poethic.
- As such, he does not claim that anti-Zionism is necessarily antisemitism, but simply that in some Islamist circles, explicit anti-Zionism may dissimulate implicit antisemitism, in the pure tradition of the European history of antisemitism.
- According to Dominique Lorentz, the ( mainly ) French-Iranian civil nuclear partnership, started in 1974, dissimulated a military aspect which was supposed to help Iran acquire the atomic bomb through its investment which guaranteed Tehran enriched uranium supply.
- They ALWAYS agree on pushing Greekness of everything what happens on Balkan Peninsula ( this is even Greek peninsula for them, even when talking about central Balkan regions ) but they, I have a strong feeling, regularly dissimulate slight and insignificant disagreements.
- Among the therapies prescribed by the neoliberal orthodoxy liberalisation, deregulation, devolution, individual or group empowerment social innovation might soon reveal itself as a convenient buzzword, an eclectic concept to dissimulate political choices, legitimated by the doctrine of budgetary constraints.
- The report was a consequence of investigations on financial funding of the 11 September 2001 attacks in the US . The bank controlled between US $ 4 million and $ 8 million of Pinochet's assets, who lived in Santiago in a modest house, dissimulating his wealth.
- The " Boo Hoo Bible " has been described as " requiring its reader to transcend the personal in an act that simultaneously simulates and dissimulates, establishing and overcoming the ironic . . . . present [ ing ] a cosmology of simultaneity, which Kleps considers essential to psychedelic experience.
- According to Bernard De Montr�al, most contemporary visual arts are involutionary art that expresses the dissimulated frustrations and struggle of the unconscious self in his search for real identity through the euphoric, sub mental symbolism of the art form an avocation of the soul that has little in common with the interdimensional identity of the self.
- St . Siricius wrote to Himerius in 385 : " To your inquiry we do not deny a legal reply, because we, upon whom greater zeal for the Christian religion is incumbent than upon the whole body, out of consideration for our office do not have the liberty to dissimulate, nor to remain silent.
- On 26 June the government transmitted to the chambers a bulletin tending to confirm the favourable accounts from the army, and to assure them, that their affairs were a more favourable aspect than at first could have been hoped; that they would neither exaggerate nor dissimulate the dangers, and in all emergencies would stand true to their country.
- And as the role of a good citizen, in the case of any dissension, is to defend the juster cause, I think it all the more to be the duty of a good Christian not to dissimulate his sentiments in matters pertaining to salvation, but to embrace unreservedly that side which is most accordant to the Word of God.
- :: According to Obenga, the Teke royal court has dissimulated a significant episode in the 1880 encounter between Brazza and Iloo : the explorer s rape of a royal Teke princess, a virgin in charge of keeping the kingdom sacred fire . If you want to celebrate somebody who has raped a Congolese woman, be my guest ! . ..
- Abusing his functions and dissimulating a poor health ( coughing, dressed in a big cape in all weathers ), he required to end up alone in the archives of libraries, across the country including the one of the Institut de France and, a " loan " pulling the other one, he completed little by little his collection of rare books and autographs.
- Swiss Major Hans von Dach published in 1958 " Der totale Widerstand, Kleinkriegsanleitung f�r jedermann " ( " Total Resistance, " Bienne, 1958 ) concerning guerrilla warfare, a book of 180 pages about passive and active resistance to a foreign invasion, including detailed instructions on sabotage, clandestinity, methods to dissimulate weapons, struggle against police moles, etc.
- On 8 February 1962, another demonstration against the communists, were killed by the police forces, directed by Maurice Papon under the same government, with Roger Frey as Minister of Interior, Michel Debr?as Prime Minister and Charles de Gaulle as president, who did all they could to " dissimulate the scale of the 17 October crime " ( Jean-Luc Einaudi ).
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