Sentence examples for veiled meaning from inspiring English sources
It is the continuation of Haiti's tradition of impunity (the veiled meaning of "reconciliation") that has led directly to the convulsed, inconclusive and violent gyrations the country has made in its attempt to move toward democracy since the overthrow of Baby Doc.
In art-historical terms, Krysmanski's method is strongly indebted to the work of Frederick Antal and, in respect to the quest for a veiled meaning beneath the surface of the work of art, to that of Erwin Panofsky.
She writes that Conrad "veiled" his meaning in "imprecise adjectives" like "inscrutable," and that, in his "purplest patches," he presented the sailing ship as a meeting place of the human and the supernatural.
"She was able to bring down the veil, meaning she can stick around as a ghost and fans will get to see Bonnie graduate and all that jazz...for now," they wrote.
In short, the mark of a substantial work is that it veils possibilities of meaning.
Historical circumstances also veil meanings in the music from contemporary ears.
Really, it's not surprising that rappers dig the format, considering the time they tend to spend packing multiple meanings, veiled references and double entendres into their rhymes.
Later this month France's ruling party will debate a law that could see the face veils banned in public, meaning any woman caught wearing a niqab or a burqa (the Arab and Afghan versions of a full face veil) could be fined £700.
The manifest content of the dream, that which is remembered and reported, must be understood as veiling a latent meaning.
A shell entity created by the financial buyer was the only party to the contract with the seller, meaning that, absent veil-piercing, any specific performance remedy would be largely ineffective.
Yet its latest outburst took even the savviest politicians by surprise.In this section A new battle of Kosovo A generals' election The enduring Mr Prodi A cyber-riot Nicolas Sarkozy's European plans Reprints Related items Muslims and the veil: The meaning of freedomMay 10th 2007 Turkey: Secularism v democracyMay 3rd 2007A bigger surprise followed.
