Sentence examples for veiled truth from inspiring English sources
For this reason, I was saddened to read Jeff Hubbard's rather incomplete depiction of what the Koran teaches ("Shadia has veiled truth on Islam," Community Commentary, Feb. 9).
The veiled truth is that televised reality is not exactly real.
A veiled truth A play that questions dangerous assumptions about young Muslims is to launch the career of a young playwright this month.
THE figure of the clown, the buffoon who can get away with throwing thinly veiled truths in the face of the powerful, has a long and almost universal history.
One such artist is photographer Hossein Fatemi, who, for a series titled "Veiled Truths," photographed 20 women through a veil ― as in, he literally draped each subject's hijab over his camera lens.
Yet Mr Jones, with every fact nailed down to a source, is never censorious, and is vague only where the truth is veiled in a cloud of lies.
And by no means is AIG the only derivatives bomb waiting to explode, a terrifying truth completely veiled by the mythology of the stress test.
After his initial post a sub-reddit, r/finlandConspiracy, blossomed with the tagline "The Truth is Finnly Veiled".
Eyes?" Veils, in truth, predate Islam.
As long as Jacob is alive, Ms. Morrison writes, "it was easy to veil the truth: that they were not a family — not even a like-minded group".
The trial of the Khmer Rouge should be an opportunity for each of us to gaze at the torturer with some distance — from beyond the intolerable cry of the suffering, which may veil the truth of the abomination.
