Sentence examples for able to divulge from inspiring English sources

The show's North American producer, Ross Mollison, however -- an Australian -- was able to divulge the method behind the magic.

It said it was not able to divulge details of the conversations it had with the industry.

A spokesman for that office, Nesar Ahmad Yousefzai, said the receivers were not yet able to divulge how much any individuals owed the bank.

His unswerving loyalty perhaps explains why Mr Clegg felt so able to divulge his innermost thoughts about the capabilities of his own shadow Cabinet team to Mr Alexander during a flight to London.

But from there the trail of ownership that ended with Jermaine Grant grows cold, at least insofar as the Nassau County Police Department is willing or able to divulge.

While our sources are reluctant to be too specific about "Wii HD," they have been able to divulge some (albeit predictable) generalizations.

This process appeared necessary in ultimately being able to unashamedly divulge the presence of the ostomy to others.

Fortunately for fans, USA Today was able to get them to divulge that the online gaming portion of the Wii will be free to everyone.

Users accessing ProtonMail via Tor will have their connections anonymized — meaning the email service won't be able to see (and thus couldn't be forced to divulge) their true IP address.

The style of questions we use are non-judgemental questions and nor do they require the operator to divulge his cognitive algorithm (which he may not be able to do, or want to express).

Yet, for as long as he has been in the public eye, Wiseau has been unwilling to divulge his origin story, and no one has ever been able to quite figure it out.