आवरण (en. Cloaked)

The evolutionary biologist and renowned atheist Richard Dawkins has lucidly pointed out that many religious beliefs would constitute signs of mental illness (e.g., schizophrenia) if these were not cloaked in the drapes of divinity.

Results from sea trials on the vessel, which operates night-time sailings between Kobe and Oita, Japan, found that the navigating officers were able to visually detect objects that would otherwise have been cloaked by the blackness of night.

The nocturnal European Elephant hawkmoth, Deilephila elpenor, is a gorgeous creature cloaked in feathery pink and green scales and does all its nectar gathering in the dead of night.

And in rural areas, where the Taliban has gained ground in recent years, many women remain hidden away in homes, forcibly cloaked in burqas that cover their eyes and faces and even their hands, with little agency or ability to access health care, education, or legal support.

Because the time that God descends upon earth is the final age, and the time when the countries on earth are at their most turbulent, thus God says When I come down to earth, it is cloaked in darkness and man is ‘fast asleep.

There’s no denying the country is poor, but Haiti is rich in other ways: it’s home to vibrant cities, cloud-cloaked mountain citadelles and secluded white-sand beaches.