Sentence examples for are often revealed from inspiring English sources
Barriers to children's learning are often revealed at the lunch table.
His closest relationships are always with men; his heterosexual romances inevitably flop, and are often revealed as just a social front.
"I could never go up against someone like Stephen Colbert," he said of the comedian, whose reservoirs of Tolkien knowledge are often revealed on his show.
The senior gang lords and police inspectors who often function as moral centres in Hong Kong films are often revealed to be weak or corrupt, leaving Woo's young characters to fend for themselves, often with bloody results.
But try as the royal spin machine might to make them appear like just another regular family, William and Kate are often revealed to be quite the opposite - a prime example being the fanfare that surrounded Prince George's almost-birthday.
Party officials declined to disclose overall totals raised in this way, but ticket prices and numbers of attendees are often revealed at the time, indicating a maximum of $41m may have been gathered through Obama's presence since April, according to Guardian estimates.
Her penchant for self-dramatization was often revealed through clothes, specifically the tejuana, Mexico's national costume, which she adopted as a flamboyant signature.
For all their premeditation, Rothko's approach to the Seagram paintings is often revealed in blunt and even slapdash touches and swipes of his house-painter's brush.
What deepens the work, and moves it from game to drama, is that this brisk, insouciant, almost naïve tone is often revealed to be a mask, a public fiction, behind which a person is flinching.
When combined with the reality that some market winners display the same recklessness as some victorious gamblers -- a phenomenon that Richard Thaler, an economist at the University of Chicago, calls "the house-money effect" -- the market is often revealed to be downright loony.
The view that the narrator of the previous novel has of another detective is often revealed to be significantly skewed when that detective gets to tell his or her own story.
