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61. Perfectly aware of the veiled disapproval, his kindlier feelings abated, to be replaced by a resurgence of ill humour.

62. The opposition leader has made thinly veiled threats of violence.

63. In the few extant representations she is always shown as veiled.

64. He kept his cap on, and his eyes, as always, were narrow and veiled.

65. His speech was also seen as a veiled attack on the free-market policies of Premier John Major.

66. Dole passed up two thinly veiled invitations by moderator Jim Lehrer to address so-called character issues.

67. His attempt to get us to help him is just a veiled form of blackmail.

68. Was this a veiled begging letter?

69. Come, veiled Queen of Night!

70. Mannish Turkish women veiled their stern faces.

71. Enclosed between the Pacific and the high mountain range of the Andes, the Nazca pampa is often veiled in mist. But the rain clouds pass it by.

72. A veiled actress awaits her cue in a classical Greek tragedy.

73. Your angel energy is an unalienable part of you which, even if it is temporarily veiled, can never be taken away from you.

74. Mr. Bush makes thinly veiled threat of reprisal against his backers in Afghanistan.

75. Veiled by cosmic dust, the Milky Way arches over Haleakala Crater on Maui.

76. Such legends seem to be a thinly veiled version of pre-Christian fertility rites, rather than an allegory of Christ's resurrection.

77. It's the story of an Italian film-maker – a thinly veiled version of Fellini himself – who's trying to figure out his next movie.

78. The tints in the sky were wonderful, every conceivable shade of blue-grey, which contrived to modulate into golden brilliance in which the sun was veiled.

79. a thinly veiled threat.

80. Most take a dim view of Mr Ahmadinejad, who denies that the Holocaust happened but makes veiled threats to unleash another one on Israel.

81. Veiled in mists, the hills put on strange and bewildering scenes.

82. Bam! Out of the tube with previous memories veiled and into the light.

83. The operation is veiled in secrecyand furtiveness - Tesco is anxious not to tip its hand to competitors.

84. It remained, however,[http://sentencedict.com/veiled.html] gentle and veiled in an ineffable half - light.

85. The moon has veiled its face, beholding this Sea of Beauty.

86. The "veiled reality", then, can in no way help Christians or Muslims or Jews rationalise their beliefs.

87. Darkness is the veiled bride silently waiting for the errant light to return to her bosom.

88. The tints in the sky was wonderful, every conceivable shade of blue-grey, which contrived to modulate into the golden brilliance in which the sun was veiled.

89. And she's just slightly veiled, and you can see the nakedness underneath.

90. Interest, a psychologic proclivity with consciousness trait, also serves as a numen for young children to acquire extraneous information and to explore the veiled things in the world.