Sentence examples for using the veneer of from inspiring English sources
Jean-Marie Viprey, a researcher in lexical statistics and literature at the University of Besançon in France, accuses Mr. Labbé of using the veneer of statistical analysis and computer sciences to fool laymen into taking a ludicrous conceit for a groundbreaking discovery.
Maybe it has something to do with using the veneer of science and the public's desire to see something done to allow even more logging in our national forests -- logging that scientists recognize as the primary cause of the fire problems we are experiencing.
He thought of the play while reading about recent terrorist attacks, noting how individuals still use the veneer of religion to unleash incredible violence.
Village conspiracy theorists told me that the cousins used the veneer of national politics to distract from the most salient fact: that the Abu'l Khair family was rising to unprecedented local wealth and status.
But that is a riskier, more fraught policy in Damascus because it is such a symbolic prize and the government has tried to use the veneer of stability there to project the impression of nationwide control.
Through all of it, IS used the morbid veneer of the girls' status as slaves to justify these atrocities.
Turn your piece upside down and use a razor knife to trim the excess veneer, using the edges of the substrate as your guide.
Playboy came up with the formula of using a veneer of culture to justify its pictorial spreads.
Even as speakeasies have proliferated in Williamsburg and elsewhere around the city — where a "secret" entrance, a bartender with a bow tie and the veneer of something illicit are used to help justify charging $15 for a gin fizz — there are less gilded spaces like the House of Yes scattered about as well.
Sandwich panels were produced using wood veneer of Aleppo pine as face sheets and cork agglomerate as core, including multilayered designs, for use in construction.
Nelson Mandela wants to use the rugby World Cup, for white South Africans the absolute pinnacle of sport, to prevent the veneer of social unity from being rent asunder.
