Sentence examples for remains veiled from inspiring English sources

Much of the investigation into Ms. Jovin's murder still remains veiled in secrecy.

Much of what is going on among the negotiators remains veiled in secrecy, which is perhaps understandable in diplomatic matters.

At the moment, the price of an electron collider remains veiled in comfortable obscurity in the range of $5 billion-10 billion.

Coe is undoubtedly Hague's closest confidant - the two men speak several times a day - but the content of their conversations remains veiled.

The White House has delegated trigger authority to C.I.A. officials, including the head of the Counter-Terrorist Center, whose identity remains veiled from the public because the agency has placed him under cover.

While some of those figures are public, much of Vivendi's data remains veiled, an analyst said, because "French accounting rules do not necessarily disclose how things are being consolidated".

She has held the stage for 15 years now and remains impenetrable, like a veiled woman.

And the Dodd-Frank Act makes sure the veil remains lifted.

But a slight veil remains; it is as if one sees a light within a lantern, and thinks that the light itself can be touched, but the glass intervenes.…In samadhi, nothing external remains.

"Can anyone still believe," Jean Baudrillard wrote in Libération, railing against reality TV and Millet's "exhibitionism," "that truth remains when its veil of secrecy is lifted?" Lazy as most of Millet's prose is, it bears the pretentious imprint of her critical training.

A cottony and powdery partial veil remains as a ring on the stipe.