Sentence examples for veiled disgust from inspiring English sources

"This is Chinese antique," she says, with thinly veiled disgust.

In March, he published the Turner Review, a 126-page report that combined eye-catching charts, intricate economic analysis and an overlay of thinly veiled disgust.

Benitez is blunt about how some officers view majority-black and Hispanic neighborhoods: "I'm talking about a thinly veiled disgust … simply because they appear to be in distress, with a different station in life.

In between what the couple calls "breeding and feeding," they take weekend bird-watching trips (a hobby of Stephen's that he reveals after the marriage) and talk about their relationship via thinly veiled analogies about animal behavior ("Disgust is a prerequisite for love... I wouldn't put a bird in my mouth").

Curtis raised the issue first in the dugout and then in the clubhouse, in front of a crowd of reporters; thereafter, Jeter kept his feelings for Curtis beneath a thin veil of disgust.

Women are veiled.

Others wore veiled masks.

All the women were veiled.

(And even that is veiled).

Martha went around veiled.

They cannot be veiled.