Eyes?" Veils, in truth, predate Islam.
It feels as though I am looking at her through a pane of glass – her eyes are veiled, the lines of her face set deliberately not to show too much emotion.
As the whale turned past me, I saw her eye, grey, veiled, sentient; set in her side, the centre of her consciousness.
The niqab is an Islamic face veil that leaves the area around the eyes unobstructed, although a separate eye veil can be worn with it.
Clad in a Stella McCartney tea dress and dark eye veil, the songstress was introduced in the palace ballroom Thursday as Miss Adele Adkins and curtsied before standing in front of Prince Charles, according to footage obtained by the Telegraph newspaper.
Hyderabad, the Scottish historian William Dalrymple wrote, hides "its charms from the eyes of outsiders, veiling its splendors from curious eyes behind nondescript walls and labyrinthine backstreets".
Late in the season, when my hat could not have veiled my eyes any further, Patrick and my husband attended meetings with the most interested major league teams.
It marked a new beginning, a new life, but the spectre of death veiled my eyes and whispered in my ears.
He eyed me with thinly veiled impatience and replied, 'Medium-long with poisonous snakes.' " Adult responses to the question of good children's books tend to fall into two general camps: a content-oriented approach and a results-oriented approach.
