Sentence examples for make a veiled reference to from inspiring English sources

Only Golf Magazine seemed to make a veiled reference to a lesson that could be learnt from the tournament when it wryly summed up its history thus: "Until 1979, it wasn't the whole of Europe that competed against the US, only players from Great Britain were allowed.

Earlier this week, Christopher Cox, the S.E.C. chairman, appeared to make a veiled reference to Mr. Swanson when he criticized earlier botched inquiries into the firm by the commission and said that an internal investigation would look at "all staff contact and relationships with the Madoff family and firm, and their impact, if any, on decisions by staff regarding the firm".

Their spot characterizes Ayotte's vote against expanded background checks as a boost to hunters and seems to make a veiled reference to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

He then seemingly made a veiled reference to Ms. Díaz Santillán.

During his confirmation hearing earlier this year, Mr. Brennan made a veiled reference to this criticism.

Apple made a veiled reference to this arrangement as early as February in a Form 10-Q.

"You know there was a poll, I guess it was about a month ago, that was a little surprising," Mr. Romney said, making a veiled reference to Mr. Perry.

It came as no surprise to any WWE fan that during last night's Battleground PPV, the "ravishing Russian" Lana made a veiled reference to the MH17 disaster.

Grimshaw also attacked Ramsay over the way he treated his wife Tana, making a veiled reference to allegations the chef had an extra-marital affair.

The media mogul made a veiled reference to the phone-hacking scandal that has engulfed his Sunday tabloid, the News of the World.

"At this point, I don't want to end my career worried about money," he said before making a veiled reference to his $15.3 million divorce settlement.