Sentence examples for forms of covering from inspiring English sources

When I hear or read an eloquent Muslim woman defending the headscarf or the more extreme forms of covering which, they say, are so liberating, I am reminded of that dangerous idea: the idea of complicity in one's own repression, the state of willingly accepting and enacting what the oppressor, or the oppressive mindset, dictates.

Gough politely refuses, explaining that this would be just another form of covering up, of chipping at the purity of his position.

For others, it may come in the form of covering college costs, down payment assistance or paying for camp or private school for grandchildren.

And even Ayatollah Saanei does not compromise on hejab, which he firmly pronounced a duty when pressed to specify where in the Koran the Iranian form of covering women had been described.

This form of covering is the manifestation of the strictest interpretation of modesty in Islam.

Be sure to wear an apron or other form of covering to protect your clothing.

You may want to put on an old shirt or some other form of covering to catch the cut hair before starting.

Within the past two decades, modern forms of head covering have become standard fashion in countries such as Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Morocco, Sudan and Yemen, replacing both traditional country scarves and the exposed coifs that were inoffensive to an earlier generation of city dwellers.On the streets of Cairo, the Egyptian capital, headscarved women form a very visible majority.

There was also optimism that wrapped into the $17 billion price tag was a form of ceasefire, covering not only the issues linked to mortgage-backed securities but others as well, known and unknown, tied to the financial crisis.

No woman may appear in public with more than face and hands exposed.Not even that was allowed in Afghanistan under the Taliban regime, which mandated the burqa, the most extreme form of female covering.

In the early Middle Ages the Byzantines developed their particular form of floor covering consisting of a geometrical mosaic made up of pieces of marble of various sizes and shapes (opus sectile) usually with some tessera work added for special coloristic touches.