Sentence examples for at uncovering from inspiring English sources

While focus groups are very good at uncovering the range of experience, they are not good at uncovering how common any one experience might be.

Corresponding with Woods by e-mail, I tried my hand at uncovering an etym.

Structuralist analysis aims at uncovering what it sees as the logic of myth.

I like to believe that my advertised toughness is directed not at drama but at uncovering something that's worth uncovering.

It is an independent legal process aimed at uncovering the truth regarding grave crimes allegedly perpetrated during the 2008 conflict.

But Lethem excels — wittily, with more affection than condescension — at uncovering the gaps and inconsistencies in Carpenter's presentation.

The hearing, aimed at uncovering the truth of what occurred in Iran's jails, highlights the selective nature of what goes before the UN's courts and special tribunals.

He converted to the Anglican Church at age 14, was educated at Oxford and, promoted by Layard, became adept at uncovering the buried history of his homeland.

Members of the caucus stepped forward to admit that the hearings on Benghazi were aimed less at uncovering the truth than at burying Hillary Clinton.

While Mahon traded Protestant Ulster for visions of exotic elsewheres, Gardiner was adept at uncovering his sceptical humanist visions closer to home.

"It is, in part, because the F.B.I. and United States attorney's offices have gotten so effective at uncovering it" that Chicago has a higher percentage of corruption cases.