Sentence examples for veil through from inspiring English sources

Her head is covered in a purple veil through which sunlight shines.

"I'm interested in this idea of the house being a veil through which you reinterpret or re-view the landscape," Mr. Roberts said.

People in France have come to regard the veil through the lens of their own response to conflicts having very little to do with schoolgirls.

The trees chosen for Cortlandt Way, thornless honeylocusts, are intended to complement the swamp white oaks of the memorial, creating a green veil through which the memorial can be viewed from Church Street.

"If others thought him 'a blot,' he was a bright one," she writes, subtly quoting Shelley's sonnet "Lift not the painted veil": "through the unheeding many he did move, / A splendour among shadows, a bright blot / Upon this gloomy scene".

No matter what we do, machines will be the veil through which we know -- and I mean 'know' in the grand ontological sense of forming the very substrate of our awareness of self, of other, of community, beauty, the sublime, pleasure, desire, morality and indeed mortality.

For me, the awareness of the veil came through persistent experiences of racism at my predominantly white private school.

The inventive colors and timbres in his music are often veiled through hazy textures.

It might convey some idea of the depth of Ms. Resnik and Mr. Curtis's mutual interest in the art life of Lady Justice that their examination of the history of her blindfold alone takes up one whole chapter and part of another in the book, following ideas of sight and veiling through the philosophy of Locke, Diderot and Bentham.

Saudi women are compelled to adopt the abbayya, whether with a face-covering, head covering or demure scarf, the choice is not theirs, the must veil demanded through legislation.

Two much-enlarged pictures show partly crumpled portraits of Ms. duBois looking quite lovely in a small black hat with a see-through veil, gold gloves and a dark fur coat.