Sentence examples for are usually veiled from inspiring English sources

They are usually veiled in disparate acts of disrespect and unfairness.

In other words, it is difficult to know what happened during prediction and how we obtained the results: for instance, the questions like 'which factors variables) are most significantly contributed to survival/death classification?' or 'are there subgroups of patients that show a similar pattern?' are usually veiled.

The show has a harshness, even a ruthlessness that is usually veiled in the glowing colors and wet-on-wet surfaces of Mr. Katz's paintings.

His power over Panama in the 1980's was usually veiled by a titular presidency, yet he held it firmly enough that the United States finally had to invade the country to depose him, killing hundreds of Panamanians to arrest just one.

Cathedral length veils are the longest and therefore most formal, these veils are usually around 120 inches (304.8 cm) long and some extend up to nine feet along the ground.

Even when people think that they are thinking in political terms, even when they believe that they are analyzing candidates on the basis of their positions on issues, they are usually operating behind a veil of political ignorance.

Some more bands that are usually considered emo are Bring Me The Horizon, Pierce The Veil, Sleeping With Sirens, Closer 2 Closure, Escape The Fate, and Falling In Reverse.

A blusher is the part of the veil that is usually over your face as you walk down the aisle, and it is later pulled over the back of the head by the groom.

*Politicians and commentators routinely use the word to describe all forms of full-face veiling, but a true burka is usually worn only in Afghanistan and some tribal areas of Pakistan – and is rarely seen in Britain.

There was usually a modicum of coy sexual appeal behind the veil of piety.

This is usually the kind of industrial institution that requires only functional lighting, says Descottes, who ultimately enveloped the site in a veil of blue light.