Sentence examples for Veiled narrative from inspiring English sources
On repeated listens, the record reveals itself as a veiled narrative about the struggle to create, the desire for achievement and validation, the temptation to exist.
The news may be a hoax, but such a commission doesn't feel far off, with The Atlantic suggesting back in April that Frozen was in fact a veiled gay narrative, exploring the struggles faced by members of the LGBT community.
A former reality-TV star, Trump's mastery of Twitter shows how cultural and political narratives, from jingoism to veiled racism, can be targeted and refined to rally audiences in an increasingly us-versus-them atmosphere.
Listening to the thinly veiled desperation with which the PM sought to yoke the Olympic narrative to the economic narrative, and to use the former to jumpstart the latter, it was difficult not to be struck by a comically horrifying realisation: the Olympics may actually BE our economic strategy.
Prioritizing a sellable soundtrack — and a veiled plug for this year's World Cup soccer tournament — over an original and engaging narrative might not have been the intent, but it sure feels that way".
"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".
This is not intended as veiled criticism of England, though some may read it that way, for the Welsh and the English narratives have been inextricably entwined in France.
"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".
Veiled basketball, anyone?
Image of veiled black hole.
