Sentence examples for veiled- from inspiring English sources

The third issue the EFF is concerned with is that of intermediary liability, which burdens ISPs and websites with stricter copyright infringement laws in a way that is veiled censorship, cautions Sutton.

"It's that kind of fear, veiled in constitutional theories," he said.

In a thinly veiled dig at Farage's handling of the election debates, Carswell said: "At times, Ukip has failed to strike the right tone.

Much of what is going on among the negotiators remains veiled in secrecy, which is perhaps understandable in diplomatic matters.

During keynote remarks to the South Carolina House Democratic Women's Caucus and the South Carolina Democratic Women's Council, Clinton made a string of thinly veiled shots at GOP presidential candidates for blocking equal pay legislation in Congress.

Britain, France and the US proposed a rival resolution with the one-sided elements that provoked earlier Russian and Chinese vetoes – punishment of Assad if he did not comply, threats of new sanctions, no word of pressure on the opposition and veiled hints of eventual military force by referring to chapter seven of the UN charter.

Jack Warner, the controversial Trinidadian former Concacaf president who was once one of Blatter's closest allies and among those charged on Wednesday, delivered a thinly veiled threat after being released on bail.

The Greek crisis led to an ugly spate of thinly veiled racism against lazy and spendthrift Mediterranean types in the media.

It feels as though I am looking at her through a pane of glass – her eyes are veiled, the lines of her face set deliberately not to show too much emotion.

On Wednesday Chafee offered veiled criticism of the former secretary of state and declined to mention her by name.

Those in the northeast sector of America continue to reel from the loss of Boston: Snow-Veiled City That Was.