Sentence examples for down the veil from inspiring English sources

It might be too late to bring down the veil then.

Joseph Conrad, from an earlier generation of literary seafarers, lamented that "the hand of the engineer tore down the veil of the terrible beauty (of sailing ships)".

It was guest-star-apalooza on "The Vampire Diaries" as Bonnie brought down the veil around Mystic Falls.

"She was able to bring down the veil, meaning she can stick around as a ghost and fans will get to see Bonnie graduate and all that jazz...for now," they wrote.

This tears down the veil over the spirit world and unleashes all the madness.

As we break down the veil of secrecy that Scott Morrison is aiming to create, more Australians will change their views," he said.

Bennett Cerf, a co-founder of Random House, phoned to dissuade him: "Cerf said, 'Walter, I know you're young, but if you publish this book, you'll bring down the great veil of censorship.' " Minton laughed.

Can this "Berlin wall moment" of the middle east bring down the fundamentalist veil of gender oppression and religious intolerance?

"You had two major weddings recently in Kate Moss and Lauren Bush Lauren, and they both chose very much these retro, vintage looks, and especially the way they styled it, down to the veils," he said.

In fact, to be a recognized liar is in most cases merely a sign that the person in question isn't very good at lying or that this person lets down the veils at the wrong moments, fails to understand how the game is being played.

Methyl bromide is one of a variety of chemicals that are being phased out under the treaty because they break down the high-altitude veil of ozone molecules that blocks harmful ultraviolet rays.