Sentence examples for Veiled meaning from inspiring English sources
It is the continuation of Haiti's tradition of impunity (the veiled meaning of "reconciliation") that has led directly to the convulsed, inconclusive and violent gyrations the country has made in its attempt to move toward democracy since the overthrow of Baby Doc.
In art-historical terms, Krysmanski's method is strongly indebted to the work of Frederick Antal and, in respect to the quest for a veiled meaning beneath the surface of the work of art, to that of Erwin Panofsky.
The prints are atmospheric and faint, but are probably meant to reflect the veiled meanings of Dante's writings.
"Writing the dreams and taking experiences and stuff and making them into weird, illogical narratives," he continues, "that feels more complete and realistic than trying to navigate the byzantine complexities and veiled meanings of real life".
"Writing the dreams and taking experiences and making them into weird, illogical narratives feels more complete and realistic than trying to navigate the byzantine complexities and veiled meanings of real life".
All three, she explains, allow us to examine how both the arts and the sciences imaginatively infer meaning from the "veiled behavior of matter," bringing these historically divided subjects into a shared intellectual inquiry and imbuing them with an ethical urgency.
The proposed order covers currently-veiled donations to organizations that spend money to influence elections, meaning that voters would be informed if a group named Americans for Clean Coasts was actually brought to us by TransOcean.
Terry's mother, Mrs. Khoo, is a "thinly veiled stand-in for the [Singapore] government", whose "mother-knows-best" mentality is well-meaning, but strips her children of their freedom.
Veiled basketball, anyone?
Image of veiled black hole.
