Sentence examples for the unveiled from inspiring English sources
verb
To remove a veil from; to uncover; to disclose to view; to reveal.
Nudity in this context is the unveiled truth.
Then I remember it's O.K. I'm in New York, back in the unveiled world.
That Ms. Stuart was deemed not pretty enough to play the unveiled patient in a show about beauty as a socially constructed concept was an irony not lost on her, she said in interviews.
For all the garlands festooned around the chancellor, George Osborne's neck for the animal cunning of his emergency budget, you do have to wonder if he thought about the impact of the unveiled "national living wage" (NLW) on the social care sector.
He has seen the masked devil and has been told of his supernatural power; no human part of the devil is allowed to show... because it might be contaminated by the presence of the uninitiated, but it seems likely also because the unveiled power might do harm; for the same reason no one outside the school may see the devil unmasked for fear of blindness or death".
Overall, the unveiled structural and dynamics features provide sufficient detail for the intelligent design of drugs targeting the human AR promoter.
The next day, the White House unveiled the stimulus package.
The results unveiled the dynamic nature of the mitochondrial genome in both the Klebsormidiales and Zygnematales.
Ted Hughes, the Poet Laureate, unveiled the memorial stone.
On Wednesday the company unveiled the new show.
The automaker unveiled the Mulsanne sedan in 2009 at Pebble Beach.
