hides behind

Husband hides behind the door, holding video camera ready to shoot. Wife serves dishes waiting for the bastard taking advantage.

The pope said terrorism is all the more deplorable when it "hides behind religion, bringing God's truth down" to the terrorists' own level.

Out on a walk, if approached by a stranger, the pup cowers and hides behind his owner.

One girl hides behind a pillar; another, the one sitting atop the fountain, seems to flinch and cower.

The Rue du Pasteur Wagner is one I recall in particular, corner of the Rue Amelot which hides behind the boulevard like a slumbering lizard.

The fearful and insecure person is the one who hides behind negative emotions and is enveloped within a particular weakness in their life.

An oasis of peace hides behind the shape of the dynamic hotel like calmness subsists in the deep below the waves of the sea.

I take after, she hurried handle hides behind, but I still see her hand burn blisters.

But in this not self-affirmation, self-expression that hides behind it the pride not to be found.

A stone door opens. The thieves come out of the cave. Ali Baba hides behind a stone and watches them carefully.

Like chaff one winnows another's faults, but hides one's own, even as a crafty fowler hides behind sham branches.

Those windows that are not bricked up are covered in heavy security grilles; the shopkeeper hides behind a Plexiglas wall.

The boy hides behind the door.

A boy hides behind the back of a small store on October 2, 2010 in Feyzabad, Afghanistan.

The shy moon hides behind the clouds. . .

Sudden, gory death hides behind every bush.

The Deer runs away ahead and hides behind a tree.

He always hides behind his father.

She hides behind her books.

He hides behind Emma's books.

It is the way man hides behind ignorance.

If you come down to the woods today, be sure of a big surprise: A brown bear hides behind Finnish foliage