behind the curtain
Meaning
Away from public view.
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see behind, curtain.
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Examples
A woman who says she was raped across the state, she’s dressed up and made to stand behind the curtain.
Back mid-April, in a self-coined Lockdown Sessions clip on their Instagram IGTV, Higham gave a peek behind the curtain on how they generally start writing, building, and recording a song.
Being as reserved as he was — letting us peek behind the curtain of his emotions only a little at a time, as if drawing us into mysteries — it seemed he had so much more to give.
It's a desperate attempt by the (Left) to dress up a prostitute and make her stand behind the curtain and make her tell tales.
Just what is the actual nature of the relationship between the fiery Leftist wizards and that man behind the curtain, who looks a lot like George Soros?
Fans of soapy dramas or anything Ryan Murphy would undoubtedly love “Curtains” and its horror-infused peek behind the curtain of Hollywood.