Sentence examples for veiled mind from inspiring English sources
But we can never be certain in every case that someone — a veiled mind — isn't playing us for suckers.
(Lord knows I forget people's names when I've seen them naked, never mind fully veiled).
Naturally, they call it Plan B. When Lawrence Lessig talks about a "veil of cynicism," he has a very particular veil in mind.
A woman who looks blindfolded or veiled -- she brings to mind figures dressed in burkas or the mourning Jacqueline Kennedy -- is actually Monica Lewinsky, her face obscured by a baseball cap bill.
It was an act of supreme cowardice, veiled, in Mr. McVeigh's mind, by the sterile language of warfare.
Living hand-to-mouth in Trieste and Rome, the self-exiled Dubliner channelled all his mixed feelings about home into this "Christmas-time" story of stalled dreams, veiled tensions, lost loves and divided minds.
At this point, one might invoke that the single act of our man is unproblematic, as long as there are plenty of others that would not mind sitting next to a veiled woman.
When Donatella Versace showed, under a big, bold coat, a glimpse of naked male flesh briefly veiled in lingerie lace underpants, it was, apparently, an homage not to the body, but to the mind.
Others wore veiled masks.
All the women were veiled.
