Sentence examples for best veiled from inspiring English sources
They ignored the reproductive and the digestive functions … the actual deed of sex seemed to him unimaginative, and best veiled in night".
The general consensus is that Romney nailed the first one and pundits are suggesting that Obama just about "won" last night's follow-up, but there's one debate left to decide which candidate it is that can best veil their gaffes and nonspecifically address sensitive issues on live TV.
IN 1923, a middling writer named Gertrude Atherton published a thinly veiled autobiographical best seller called "Black Oxen," which might be considered a kind of endocrinological morality tale.
Come the questions from the critics, though, the old metropolitan disdain is thinly veiled at best.
Pear-shaped women tend to look best in veils that end at shoulder, elbow, or waist level.
"Pero Qué Necesidad," one of his best-known songs, is a thinly veiled and joyously rendered defense of marriage equality and freedom.
An exposé works best when its target's inner workings are veiled.
At its best, his writing is very English, very funny, with a sweetly veiled cynicism.
There were veiled references that must have seemed point less to all but the best‐informed readers.
Others wore veiled masks.
