Sentence examples for veiled face from inspiring English sources

A veiled face also represents a degree of female subjugation that is offensive to emancipated Western women.

It's difficult, because you've got to overcome this taboo first," she says, pointing to her veiled face.

As she gracefully carried the bride's train up the steps of Westminster Abbey on April 29 , 2011 no one could have predicted younger sister Pippa's sheathed bottom would steal the show from Kate's veiled face.

To the uninitiated, a veiled face inspires shyness; one is less likely to start a conversation, nervous of everything from intruding on privacy to failing to recognise that person if you meet them again.

Even the surface jollity of A Street Scene in Cairo: The Lantern Maker's Courtship has an uncomfortable, sordid undertow as the courting "lantern maker" grins (his teeth echoed in the teeth of the camel in the background?) and gropes his intended's veiled face.

"I am against voting with a veiled face, taking an oath with a veiled face and receiving services with a veiled face.

In the beginning, Joe and I thought the movie was an opportunity to use veiled faces because there's something some magical and gorgeous about veiled faces.

Long, dark wigs cover the four dancers like blankets over bird cages, veiling faces and extending down to midthigh.

Last year, he married a sixteen-year-old Moroccan girl who veiled her face and dressed entirely in black, including gloves.

Men caught forcing women to wear veils face prison under the burqa ban, but such harassment was always covered by the criminal justice system anyway.

People forcing women to wear the veil face a much larger fine and a prison sentence of up to two years.