Sentence examples similar to veiled obscurity from inspiring English sources

The old Prussian would surely have approved of communist China, where the making of laws, like the forming of governments, is a procedure veiled in obscurity.

At the moment, the price of an electron collider remains veiled in comfortable obscurity in the range of $5 billion-10 billion.

Back in the sixth century AD, the Roman historian Procopius wrote a portrait of the empress Theodora that chronicled, in scabrous detail, her early life as an actress and whore: a career which had featured floor-shows so imaginative that classicists have generally preferred to follow the example of Gibbon, and leave the precise details "veiled in the obscurity of a learned language".

Women are veiled.

Others wore veiled masks.

She too is veiled.

But she is veiled.

Every woman was veiled.

All the women were veiled.

(And even that is veiled).

Things were less veiled.