Sentence examples for veiled past from inspiring English sources
As artists creating work within a continuum of time and space, allusions to people and places from the thinly veiled past to the future unfolding is a constant reality.
His statement, with its thinly veiled allusion to past German passivity before the rise of rightist violence, reflected growing concern in the government over an abrupt increase in such attacks in a country that has more than seven million foreigners but remains uneasy with the idea that it is a "land of immigration".
If Mr. Unsworth's novels about the past were veiled allegorical tales about the present, then the veil was largely ripped away, he said, during the Margaret Thatcher era.
Birther-in-Chief Donald Trump's thinly veiled white supremacist presidential campaign shows that the past is not even past.
As the whale turned past me, I saw her eye, grey, veiled, sentient; set in her side, the centre of her consciousness.
Past the white United Nations cargo containers and the muddy edges of the runway, the Liberian jungle stood veiled in fog.
Others wore veiled masks.
