Sentence examples for veiled anger from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this provocation masks some veiled anger somewhere along the line.

Johnson responded with a driver, not a wedge, issuing a lengthy statement in July that did not veil his anger.

Truth is the ultimate spin, and although there are lots of PR people and attorneys who will take Mel Gibson's money, until he's willing to drop the veil of anger, and become transparent to his own deep fear and hurt, the public and the media will not be kind or forgiving.

On Wednesday, Schumer responded by posting a photo of herself with a beard, naturally, in a thinly veiled attempt to address those she angered. .

But all this anger and outrage and thinly veiled racism and bigotry and lies are only the symptoms.

We hear it often, and it's always ugly: His call to "Make America Great Again" has come to exemplify the thinly veiled racism embedded in the nationalist rhetoric and anger that has come to define his presidential campaign.

But the production also functions as a veiled yet moving account of a complicated father-and-son relationship, fueled as much by anger and resentment as by love and respect.

Women are veiled.

Others wore veiled masks.

Anger and guilt about Algeria infuse some of the anxiety today about the heavily immigrant and Muslim banlieues, or suburbs, about the French concern with national identity, radical Islam and veiled women.

All the women were veiled.