Like ' menace ' it has undeniable style and flair which
somewhat belies
the sledgehammer subtle social agenda.
Belied claims
that food derived from biotech plants are not safe for human consumption.
Belied when
we seek for analogs of other tangible symbols of mass production.
Belied by the facts.
Belieeover, pilate seemed ready to yield to pressure,
rather belying
his reputation for being deliberately antagonistic.
Belies the interior.
In many cases their volume was pushed so hard as to
completely belie
dixon's statement about good blend.
Belies the fact
that the canal itself is almost 200 years old!
Pevensey castle may bear witness to a troublesome past but its current tranquility
almost belies
the existence of such an age.
Belies the reality
of the water levels.
But, the level of work being produced
often belies
the levels of funding.
No, it's the studious depth of research into each of their songs ' subject matters that
belies belies belief.
The appalling persecution of iraqis seeking asylum in britain
also belies
our government's supposed concern for their welfare.
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