Sentences with phrase «concealed by»

Restoring that single original feature — which had been concealed by an add - on porch — helped inform her design plan for the entire home.

If the picture is hung with the centre slightly below eye level, a plug at this height should be concealed by the artwork.

I am now in the process of getting 4 ″ pulls so before I paint I will patch the old holes which will be concealed by the new pull.

It remains partly concealed by two large earth mounds, which were designed to offer blast protection.

So you will have: doorway, shelves up to the ceiling concealed by curtains, closed storage, curtains et etc The stuff will be hidden anyway by the curtains, and visible only when the guests pull them to sleep «enclosed» in the room at night.

Side cabinets with adjustable shelves, partially concealed by touch latch, smoked tempered glass doors

If yours will not be concealed by a bookshelf or furniture, I would suggest hiding the wires behind some Cord covers found HERE.

All man - made structures should be done in a natural way, covered with recycled wood, stone, gravel or even completely concealed by plants.

It was in fact posted but concealed by follow - up postings, my, my how busy this Forum has become.

If the buyers were deceived before that date, then it also becomes relevant to consider whether the deceit was compounded, reinforced and / or further concealed by the sellers in the period between the making of the contract and the time of closing.

Activity is concealed by layers of «relays» --» usually nine or 10 different relay nodes» in which traffic travels.

Both sets of connections are concealed by removable black plastic doors.

Concealed by the accident benefit rider, the add - on assured sum is always equivalent to the basic assured sum, and is subject to the highest ceiling per person.

On the morning of March 16, 1946, children playing on the mountain that dominates Hamilton stumbled upon a headless and dismembered corpse partly concealed by a rocky outcropping.

Second, the convictions against Korematsu and Hirabayashi were overturned in the 1980s based on evidence being possibly concealed by the government.

Side effects of Eliquis were concealed by agents of the defendants.

Searching each individual protester was not «temporally, geographically and logistically responsive to the circumstances known by the police» (the «black bloc» protesters had not used weapons concealed by back pack).

and second - degree extortion relates to the nature of the threat — it includes «To reveal any information sought to be concealed by the person threatened».

Their resources appear at first to be inexhaustible; a long - term trend of depletion is concealed by short - term fluctuations; small numbers of powerful people advance their interests by damaging those of everyone else; short - term profits trump long - term survival.

It is the textbook on how they rewrite history — the sound chamber of liberal denunciations, their phony victimhood as they demean and oppress their enemies, their false imputation of dishonesty to their opponents, their legalization of every policy dispute, their ability to engage in lock - step shouting campaigns, and the black motives concealed by their endless cacophony.

I've seen lots of people make comments attributing 100 + % of the observed warming to humans, and they've pretty much all done so while claiming the «pause» is artificial — that the true amount of warming is being concealed by various factors (such as natural cycles or surface temperatures being a poor proxy for global warming).

[I] t became axiomatic for Descartes... that there existed «a fundamental accord between the laws of nature [which are concealed by appearances and deceptive sense perceptions] and the laws of mathematics»... And he actually believed that with this kind of thinking, with what Hobbes called «reckoning with consequences,» he could deliver certain knowledge about the existence of God, the nature of the soul, and similar matters.

[HANNAH ARENDT] It was mathematics, the non-empirical science par excellence, wherein the mind appears to play only with itself, that turned out to be the science of sciences, delivering the key to those laws of nature and the universe that are concealed by appearances.

It was mathematics, the non-empirical science par excellence, wherein the mind appears to play only with itself, that turned out to be the science of sciences, delivering the key to those laws of nature and the universe that are concealed by appearances.

His specific advocacy would be concealed by his use of incorrect data.

In a 2015 undercover investigation by Greenpeace, Happer told Greenpeace reporters that he would be willing to produce research promoting the benefits of carbon dioxide for $ 250 per hour, while the funding sources could be similarly concealed by routing them through the CO2 Coalition.

Milan 2010: Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana have designed a range of furniture for Italian brand Edra, including this storage unit entirely concealed by dangling lengths of raffia.

A lot can be concealed by the use of the passive voice.

«Each year the slaughter to millions and millions of birds and bats is being concealed by the wind industry and America's Interior Department.»

These paintings explore our relationship with architecture as a way to expose the non-personal, collective consciousness concealed by our mortal habitation.

[32] The case, eventually won by the collector, revealed to a wider public precisely what prices and discounts galleries offer various collectors and galleries on paintings by Mehretu - information normally concealed by the art world.

Each work is created out of five different pages, whose full nature is concealed by virtue of the folding process.

Whether concealed by clothing or techniques of mimicry, our gestures and the desire for language are always within easy reach of the violently communicative raw material of the city itself.

Outside, most part of the front facade is concealed by the back of a surreal leisure trailer, which seems to have been parked inside the exhibition space.

Reminiscent of Charles Ray's Plank Piece I - II, 1973, photographs are literally propped up or partially concealed by wooden planks that traverse the room, and in others, Flavin - like bulbs pierce images in simultaneous disfigurement and support.

Modigliani's portrait of a girl was found concealed by his later portrait, also of a girl, which was painted in 1917 and is kept at the Tate Gallery in London.

Its form stands in contrast to the Norden bombsight, revealing how the transfer of military technologies to domestic use is often concealed by design.

He has spent much of the last decade researching, documenting and writing about «dark spots on the map» — spaces concealed by state and military classification.

Right now in the building's rotunda, colorful light streams in through the windowed walls partially concealed by Spencer Finch's «A Certain Slant of Light» (on display through January 11, 2015).

The chart displays the cover of each of the novels, but each one is partially concealed by gold foil that you scratch off to reveal the whole cover once you've completed the book.

It's a way of being able to showcase my artwork but people can't see it because it is concealed by business cards.

Isolation seems particularly potent in these works, as the lone figures simultaneously emerge from and are concealed by the lush environments they exist in.

Schnabel's ability to add personal, emotional content to his art and to pay homage to his sources and inspirations demonstrates a sensitivity otherwise concealed by his larger - than - life public image.

In Delphi (1965) the artist is both present and absent, partially concealed by a stretcher, the same stretcher which now supports the canvas on which the photograph is printed.

The particulars of their sexual engagement are entirely concealed by a buxom young woman holding a wine glass before them.

Through juxtapositions of newer and older work, Veils of Color: Juxtapositions and Recent Work by Elizabeth Osborne explores the arc of the artist's nearly six - decade career, a career of incredible artistic production and exploration distinguished by a subtle pas de deux between abstraction and realism, a duet that is both revealed and concealed by veils of color that wash across every canvas.

There are many examples, ranging from rock and hair sculptures to vibrantly lyrical Kool - Aid paintings and his rugged use of black rubber, fabric, concrete, and steel, not to mention his snowballs and paintings concealed by tarpaulins.

For many centuries, these details were concealed by multiple layers of paint.

The sitters» identities are concealed by culturally significant fabrics in lieu of depicting the any physical likeness.

Her canvas becomes a means of interrogating the power of sound and its cascading associations: sharply cut grids of slits across women's bodies materialise violence, while the foam backing concealed by the perforations offers the comforting idea of a sonic shield.