Sentence examples for veiled remarks from inspiring English sources

Even the laid-back Suns made veiled remarks indicating they were happy to see O'Neal leave.

McNair has been belittled by journalists who make such veiled remarks as "he cannot run an offense".

In veiled remarks targeting Green deputies, who have been vociferous in their criticism of the police action since Sunday, he denounced their "shameless politicisation" of the weekend events.

Johnson's mounting cleverness as Jaclyn baits Ileen and Dr. Williams -- while patient Rose Patricia Conollyy) occasionally drops in to utter veiled racist remarks -- is his exposing black-white biases that many today would contend have long since been laid to rest.

Yet he is now intimidating the local news media, attacking the international news media, making veiled anti-Semitic remarks and suggesting that undefined "foreign forces" are behind the unrest.

Their crude, insensitive remarks suggested thinly veiled hostility and aggression.

The "it" is the non-stop litany of of veiled and not so veiled hints, innuendoes, digs, and crass, snide, accusing comments, remarks, slander and outright lies about Bland's activities before, during and after her death.

Her remarks were a thinly veiled attack on the country's political system.

One white who was a thinly veiled target of Mr. Mbeki's remarks, Tony Leon, heads the Democratic Alliance, the A.N.C.'s main, if distant, rival.

At the time, Representative Barbara Lee, a California Democrat, said Ryan's remarks were a "thinly veiled racial attack" in which "inner-city" was a code word for "black".

Within the first minute of his opening remarks, he made a slightly veiled reference to them.