Sentence examples for veil off from inspiring English sources

Her veil off, Shouket wore her hennaed hair in a long braid.

"Everything has changed for me since I took my veil off," says Dana.

He had to insist that they take their veil off and be photographed.

Ishaq was getting ready for her citizenship ceremony and was more than happy to swear an oath to the head of a Anglo-Saxon hereditary monarchy that only comes to Canada every few years but was concerned that the policy, by forcing her to take her veil off, would either force her to betray her faith, or give up her bid for citizenship.

Dark and depressing, it strips the veil off poverty and suffering in society.

Sharpton argues that he remains radioactive because he has ripped "the veil off Northern established liberal racism".

"They are mostly perpetrated by white men, though lately also by white women, stating that they should take their veils off, that they don't belong here".

It may sound paradoxical, but it's not surprising that when Labour ministers queue up to tell modest women to take their veils off, there is a special affection for a prince whose public utterances on the subject have been marked by a sort of bumbling Islamophilia.

The veil came off almost as soon as I opened my mouth.

When the harem girl's veil came off, Ms. Jaffe's youthful glamour was there for all to see.

As politicians and the media congratulated themselves that Britain was "calmly carrying on as usual", it won't have felt like that to the Muslim woman who had her veil ripped off and was knocked unconscious in Bolton.