Sentence for veiled | Use veiled in a sentence

Sentence using the word veiled. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use veiled in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for veiled.

• Her eyes were veiled. (12)
• She passed her lover veiled. (10)
• The electric lamps were veiled. (12)
• On board the boat she would be veiled. (10)
• Fronting her, it is not night but veiled day. (10)
• His face was veiled, tear-stained, pale as death. (12)
• A lady veiled was brought into the house by Richard. (10)
• The letter was a plea for my own interests, barely veiled. (10)
• They were immediately surrounded by longrobed veiled figures. (10)
• For many minutes at a time broad spaces of battle were veiled in smoke. (7)
• Thou art no nun, veiled and vowed; doomed to nourish a withering pallor! (10)
• Like veiled faces, showing no emotion, they seemed to watch his indecision. (8)
• In the midst of the chorus there is one veiled figure and one voice distinguishable. (10)
• His long legs crossed the platform to overtake a tall lady veiled and dressed in black. (10)
• He is a tall, good-looking edition of his father, with the same stubborn look of veiled choler. (8)
• They bear the veiled sun like a sangreal aloft to the wavy marble flooring of stainless cloud. (10)
• Monsieur Profond, in fact, made the mood too plain in a country which decently veiled such realities. (8)
• They gazed on it, saw themselves in it, and veiled it: warned of the cunning of an oft-defeated Tempter. (10)
• Ruark stood back from her and gazed on her; and he would have veiled his sight from her, but his hand fell. (10)
• That line of intense tragic grief haunted Vittoria like a veiled head thrusting itself across the sunlight. (10)
• In Hyde Park the grass was parched and dewless under a sky whose stars were veiled by the heat and dust haze. (8)
• The left flank was veiled by woods; to the right also the line was lost to sight, but it extended many miles. (1)
• They hung dense upon the low bushes, and gave them their tint through the soft grey bloom that veiled their blue. (9)
• She felt it abnormal, just as she recognized the essential if duly veiled normality of her husband and younger son. (8)
• But in front of me, half veiled in sunny haze, lay a new Gévaudan, rich, picturesque, illustrious for stirring events. (2)
• The cold and calculated balancing of pro and con; and those minutes of cold calculation veiled from the eyes of the court. (8)
• The morning came veiled in a fog that kept the shipping at anchor through the day; but the next night the weather cleared. (9)
• A hint of that veiled episode, the Beckley campaign, made Rose pliant, as if she had woven for herself a rod of scorpions. (10)
• Those carved features, those keen, yet veiled eyes, had too often haunted her thoughts; they were like a bad dream come true. (8)
• He went himself to the door, and confronted there a lady deeply veiled in black and attended by a very decorous serving-woman. (9)
• He wore a pair of pince-nez, too, which somewhat veiled his cynical blue eyes, and clashed a little with the pagan look of him. (8)
• Next, Nicholas, with a healthy colour in his face, and a carefully veiled sprightliness in every movement of his head and body. (8)
• The mystery of the rising vapors veiled the gulf into which the cataract swooped; the sun shone, and a rainbow dreamed upon them. (9)
• The wall of the hut has vanished; there is nothing between her and the three mountains veiled in mist, save a through of darkness. (8)
• Wilfrid locked her fingers in a strong pressure, and walked on, silent as a man who has faced one of the veiled mysteries of life. (10)
• The revelling libertine open sea wedded her to Beauchamp in that veiled cold spiritual manner she could muse on as a circumstance out of her life. (10)
• They entered the boat silently among its drapery of lotuses, and the Veiled Figure ferried them over the stream that rippled not with their motion. (10)
• There was Madge and the donkey basket-trap ahead on the road to the house, bearing proof of the veiled had-been: signification of a might-have-been. (10)
• The rear door of the car opens, and the conductor enters with a young lady, heavily veiled, the porter coming after with her wraps and travelling-bags. (9)
• He is perhaps fifty-eight, of strong build, rather bull-necked, with grey eyes, and a well-coloured face, whose choleric autocracy is veiled by a thin urbanity. (8)

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