Sentence examples for Revelation coming from from inspiring English sources

It is a striking revelation, coming from so private a person.

Numenius maintains that in the Greek tradition the revelation coming from reason was first grasped and articulated in properly philosophical terms by Pythagoras, the source of true philosophy; it then found its way into the philosophy of Plato.

This amazing revelation coming from the reservoir manager of Aramco underlines the degree to which the Saudis have perverted the current world oil market.

"Who is going to vote against that in the future?" He talks as if he has completely discarded the details of our American history, specifically, African-American history -- an uncomfortable revelation coming from a man of the highest court in the land.

The most curious revelation comes from Warsaw.

Does that revelation come from the backlash Vampire Weekend suffered between their first and second albums?

But again, the revelation comes from the clear delivery of Mr. Porter's translation.

But the real revelation comes from below once you begin to wade in.

The revelation came from Joyce Gould, Baroness Gould of Potternewton, whose memoir, The Witchfinder General, I had been reading.

This dramatic revelation came from the painting's owners – and the gallery has confined itself to a terse public statement.

The select committee hearing produced a good deal more heat than light, and the most important revelation came from HMRC, not Google.