Sentence examples for Bombshell discovery from inspiring English sources
Still, Jeff Feuerzeig's riveting re-telling of the events that lead to the bombshell discovery that LeRoy was in fact a fictional creation, is made freshly provocative because of its fascinating subject: Laura Albert, the Brooklyn mother behind the conspiracy.
Goethals' rebuke of Hutchens follows the bombshell discovery of an 1,157-page 1,157-pageabasecretlier this year.
So said Cornelius Gurlitt, who was revealed to be holding more than 1,400 possibly Nazi-looted works of art in his Munich apartment, in his first interview since the bombshell discovery was made public in late October.
"I won't voluntarily give back anything". So said Cornelius Gurlitt, who was revealed to be holding more than 1,400 possibly Nazi-looted works of art in his Munich apartment, in his first interview since the bombshell discovery was made public in late October.
When the Observer contacted Facebook last week with testimony from a whistleblower stating that Cambridge Analytica had not deleted the data, Facebook's reaction was to try to get ahead of the story by publishing its own disclosure late on Friday and sending a legal warning to try to prevent publication of its bombshell discoveries.
Renée Price, director of the Neue Galerie in New York, which specializes in German Modernism, said that the discovery was a bombshell.
KCBS promoted Levin's discovery as "a bombshell," and Levin referred to himself on the radio as "a constitutional police officer".
I'm currently working on my fourth novel, Blown-Away Man, about an advertising executive who embarks on a journey of self-discovery after having a bombshell dropped on him at a school reunion.
That discovery hit me like a bombshell, and I suspect it is having the same effect on many others.
Herzig-Yoshinaga's discovery of the records, described by experts as a "bombshell" finding, played a major role in a landmark law that provided reparation payments to internees and a formal apology by President Reagan in 1988.
