unconcealed

The girl looked him up and down with unconcealed contempt.

He saw she was looking about her with unconcealed curiosity.

There was unconcealed horror in his voice when he said this.

He turned to the administrator, and there was unconcealed fear in his eyes.

He looked at her in unconcealed wonder, then turned to Matt.

"But you used me," she said, unconcealed hurt in her voice.

Or perhaps, to children-to them she might show herself unconcealed.

The older man looked at his nephew with unconcealed disgust.

He pointed at the staff, which I had purposely left unconcealed.

He was moved; I felt the trickle of his unconcealed emotion.

In the hall Sophia looked around her with unconcealed curiosity.

Thomas could feel his mouth dry and open in unconcealed amazement.

By this time the partisanship of the whites was unconcealed.

"You have seen a whole world of it," he replied with unconcealed envy.

When he put her down, she sensed his unconcealed revulsion.

In ten minutes, he and my cousin developed an unconcealed dislike of one another.

Then, later, smartly on to their unconcealed next stage: the return to and of Israel.

Her head jerked back and she stared at him with unconcealed contempt.

She stared at me with unconcealed annoyance and then rolled off the bed.

The crew were spread all around it, waiting with unconcealed glee.

Looking down at him with unconcealed amusement, she said, "Go ahead, little man.

I was far too aware of his unconcealed emotions.

Lifting her head, she smiled up at him again, this time with unconcealed delight.

But unlike those same ladies, she had a direct, unconcealed interest in matters sexual.

The hidden and the unconcealed both belong to history.