Sentence examples for veiled advice from inspiring English sources

One half expects the Coronation Street preview, which begins: "Weddings rarely go smoothly in Weatherfield," to be interrupted by Chantelle screaming: "BUT AT LEAST NORIS DOESN'T TURN UP IN FISHNETS!", or for the horoscopes page to offer up some thinly veiled advice to Reid.

And such episodes were offset by confidence-affirming moves such as IBM's announcement of plans to repurchase as much as $3.5 billion of its own equity, and the flood of buy recommendations emanating from star analysts such as Abby Cohen of Goldman Sachs.The reluctance so far of the small investor to turn into a bear despite the veiled advice of Mr Greenspan is something of a mystery.

It was his thinly veiled dig at Wall Street bankers and the perverse incentive system for corporate "advice" on mergers and acquisitions — namely that bankers are paid only if a deal is completed.

Goop's advice column answers a question about "detoxing showers" which is just a thinly veiled advertisement for their very expensive "detox" shower heads.

Women are veiled.

Others wore veiled masks.

She too is veiled.

But she is veiled.

Every woman was veiled.

A thinly veiled account of his time at Kuala Kangsar, it so cruelly caricatured Howell and his colleagues that, as Burgess recalled in his autobiography, some of those who deemed themselves traduced "sought advice about libel" from a local lawyer.

All the women were veiled.