Sentence examples for to be veiled from inspiring English sources
Asterisks imply that the readers need unpleasant realities to be veiled by net curtains.
"Everyone wants to be veiled up, secret and in the dark," he says.
The clock is to be veiled in a ceremony on Sept. 7, Seymour Durst's birthday.
Though non-Islamic women don't need to be veiled — modest dress is sufficient — they might have trouble getting a beer.
Shepard's first book, "Motel Chronicles," published 20 years ago, is quasi fiction, made up of poems and what appear to be veiled diary entries.
In Egypt, once a girl reaches puberty she is forced to undergo FGM, forced to be veiled, and she starts to experience social stereotyping.
No more, he said, "because we now have this Wahabi sense of religious conservatism where women are supposed to be inside and be veiled".
This isn't only because of a reference to women being veiled and anonymous, which sent an Afghan shiver through the auditorium.
To go from one compound to another they were veiled and escorted.
The sense that you're traveling from one whack-a-mole level to the next is veiled by the story.
