Sentence examples similar to veiled aspects from inspiring English sources
But the testiness of Mr. McCain's comments about Mr. Bush's "negative message of fear" -- and his coyness with interviewers about his real meaning -- gave voters an unsettling glimpse of a heretofore veiled aspect of Mr. McCain's personality.
Whatever the merits, the newspaper said, the case "lifted the veil on aspects of his personality, his relations with women and with money," and noted that the decision not to prosecute was not a declaration of his innocence.
Le Monde believed the events in New York had put paid to Strauss-Kahn's 2012 presidential ambitions, having "lifted a veil on aspects of his personality, his relations with women and with money".
Theoretical models typically streamline mating preferences by describing preference functions with a single parameter, a modeling convenience that may veil important aspects of preference evolution.
While that book is her most emotionally revealing, it, like all of her work, shows a unique ability to control the narrative, to keep some aspects of her life veiled, private.
Puzzling aspects of one romance are deliberately veiled for some time by the playwright, who does not sufficiently exploit its dramatic potential.
Cosmic censorship and veiled non-locality provide a prop for materialism, because it can be taken as axiomatic that some aspects of reality will never be observable; this removes the onus for finding data that support the emergence of consciousness.
Traditional candidate gene approach is also greatly limited by its reliance on the priori knowledge about the physiological, biochemical or functional aspects of possible candidates, and unfortunately, the detailed molecular anatomy of most complex traits still remains veiled.
Others wore veiled masks.
