well-concealed

• “It is a bar of unutterable good taste – a fact well-concealed by the Spread Eagle's website.”

  The Guardian: Accommodation review | The Spread Eagle, Sawley, Lancashire

• “Giant square columns have been relatively well-concealed in the back of the library and could support several floors of new space if the city continues to go forward with intelligent plans to densify the real estate near its Metro stations.”

  The Washington Post: One of the best things for D.C. in decades

• “TSA spokesman Nicholas Kimball says the machines "are the best technology currently available to detect well-concealed non-metallic explosives, which are among the most significant threats to our national security today.”

  USA Today: TSA says it's making airport screening more 'private'

• “As the film gets closer to release, the previously well-concealed plot has to be revealed.”

  Christopher Nolan Talks Inception | /Film

• “I didn't fall for Y2K, but 4 years after that Arab insurgent mortars, RPGs and some well-concealed IEDs were nearly the end of my world.”

  The End-of-the-World Survival Kit

• “Apart from the articles by the 'Man of Confidence', one page was contributed by the Belgian clergy for the benefit of a well-concealed resistance group.”

  History of Stalag XVIII A

• “Rutledge tenaciously follows a well-concealed trail reaching back to an act so barbarous and with consequences so devastating that even the innocent are enveloped by the murderous tide of events.”

  A Matter of Justice by Charles Todd: Book summary

• “Saxon waited with well-concealed anxiety when the letter was finished.”

  CHAPTER XII

• “It has a well-concealed hatchback design and claims a seven-passenger capacity.”

  Consumer Reports: Coming from Tesla Motors: Convertible, minivan, SUV, and stock IPO

• “Then he can learn to reach into his inner self and draw on these well-concealed emotions and air them.”

  The Huffington Post: Amitai Etzioni: Should Cool Obama Warm Up?

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