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Examples
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Sometimes in a crowd, at table, in the living room in the evening, or at cards, she would gaze at him through half-veiled lashes when he was unaware, until she was certain she saw the knowledge in his eyes and face.
CHAPTER XXVI 2010
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Her quick glance at his face was caught and held by his half-veiled look, so lazy and warm.
Western Man Janet Dailey 2011
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Her quick glance at his face was caught and held by his half-veiled look, so lazy and warm.
Western Man Janet Dailey 2011
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Something of the man he had once been stared out from those sunken eyes, half-veiled by a shimmer of mist the color of tarnished gold and clotted blood, and the torment in them was unbearable.
THE RIVER KINGS’ ROAD Liane Merciel 2010
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Her breast began to heave with agitation and her cheeks, half-veiled by tumbled hair, flushed pink.
The Night Of the Solstice L.J. SMITH 2010
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[Looks straight before her, with a half-veiled look.]
The Master Builder 2008
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[Looks straight before her, with a half-veiled look.]
The Master Builder 2008
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Fortunately, however, as the carriage drew up, Modeste saw an old man, in a blond wig frizzed into little curls, whose calm, plump, smooth face wore a fatherly smile and an expression of monastic cheerfulness which the half-veiled glance of the eye rendered almost noble.
Modeste Mignon 2007
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And first the widow, with a sorrowful countenance, though half-veiled, pitying her daughter more than herself.
Clarissa Harlowe 2006
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Our democracy is in peril, not only from the obvious causes of corporate corruption and special interest groups but also from the truths that still lay half-veiled, such as the apparent theft of our last Presidential election.
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