guise造句怎么写

In its current guise, the great market shake-up may in fact do little to spark new capacity.

The thinking is that creating a parish council, able to raise money through taxation, will help to save the project in a statutory guise.

Aboriginal hunts are granted local dispensations, and, to the justified outrage of many, Japan conducts an annual whale hunt under the guise of "scientific research."

In the guise of a traditional Tory, he clings to pledges to raise the threshold for inheritance tax and, despite a recent wobble, to recognise marriage in the tax system.

an old idea in a new guise

I don't think contentment is much of a virtue - it's more of a guise for mediocrity.

The financial sector, under the guise of innovation, piled ill-considered risk upon risk.

Ah, But could a particularly deceptive bit of malware sneak in under the guise of something legitimate?

Ben Reilly assumed the guise of the Scarlet Spider, fighting alongside his "brother" until Peter decided to take a break from fighting crime..

In the guise, often, of teaching tolerance, we are failing to ensure that our children understand how to frame moral issues and make judgments about right conduct and about what is good in life.

This is an unfair position in which doctors place patients, under the guise of empowering them.

"That is being done under the guise of improvement felling," he said, referring to the cutting down of damaged or old trees.

But it is back in a new guise.

Don't manipulate them into eating what you want them to eat, going where you want them to go, or doing what you want them to do under the guise of love.

Local food lets farming lobbies campaign against imports under the guise of environmentalism.