Příklady cloak

• Audiences, after all, paid to watch kings and princes perform on the stage and to watch boys don the personae and - literally - the cloaks of majesty.

• More signicant was what the gift of cloaks symbolized: the restitution of respect and honor to the father-in-law lost by the son-in-law's immodest behavior and his deance of elders.

• Nobles wore elaborately adorned cloaks made of maguey as well as cotton, and decoration was as impor tant as the type of cloth in terms of social distinctions.

• The discourse on literacy thus both ruptures the pre-war gender system at the same time that it cloaks these ruptures in the service of restoring the gender statusquo.

• The production of a novel (or any textual object) is a complex process, and its very complexity is often cloaked by ideals about the solitary, unitary author.

• They simply merged back into what was often a chaotic social cauldron in which anonymity cloaked, to the point of invisibility, those who lived a transient existence.

• Everything was cloaked by the dense fog.

• Our fears have allowed the doctors to act with imperious authority, cloaking their lack of knowledge in our greater ignorance.

• Does he not accept that a redundancy is a redundancy however it may be cloaked and garbed by his statement?

• People outside realise that there is a wholesale traffic, and no amount of cloaking it is going to be of any advantage.

• The profession has been extremely successful in cloaking itself in an expensive mystique.

• Alcoholism is perhaps the only addiction—smoking may be the other—for which society has devised elaborate disguises and cloaks of social acceptability.

• Cuts are cloaked in the language of "efficiency"and"savings".

• The whole problem has been cloaked in mystery.

• I am not going to discuss the verbal camouflage which cloaks the nuclear armoury.