Sentence examples similar to veiled irritation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin's irritation, veiled by semi-diplomatic language, was returned today in an op-ed piece in Le Figaro by his vice minister of foreign affairs, Ivan Ivanov.

Women are veiled.

Others wore veiled masks.

All the women were veiled.

But she is veiled.

She too is veiled.

Every woman was veiled.

(And even that is veiled).

Things were less veiled.

Some references were thinly veiled.

People who experienced the secular tyranny of kitsch (an opera-tenor kind of tyranny) felt particular irritation at the rosy veil thrown over reality, at the immodest exhibition of hearts forever deeply moved, at the "bread drenched in perfume" that Musil speaks of.