Sentence examples for be revealed without from inspiring English sources
The last words of Ruth Rendell's 66th novel, it can be revealed without plot-spoiling, consist of someone declaring: "Now it's all over".
Our strong hunch is that there is material in the memos that can and should be revealed without harm to law enforcement or the appropriate discussion of confidential legal strategies.
Some doctors claim that any information received from a patient during a medical consultation is subject ethically to absolute confidentiality and can in no circumstances be revealed without the patient's permission.
The people, he said, should have as much information as possible — or, rather, all "that the security of the nation permits": No one should be able to pull curtains of secrecy around decisions which can be revealed without injury to the public interest.
Finally, in method 3, some stegos are so powerful that they are called guardian stegos: in this method, no information can be revealed without a minimum number of guardian stegos.
It sounds far-fetched, but it's possible - if one of your garments is equipped with a tiny radio-frequency identification device (RFID), your location could be revealed without you knowing about it.
Set in the rundown neighbourhoods of Cleveland, Ohio, American Splendor's world was revealed without exaggeration or self-aggrandisement.
We had no idea if anyone would pay attention [the project was secret until the moment it was revealed, without explanation, to the world].
The intricacies of these relationships, as well as the one between a frustrated actress named Carlotta (Chiara Mastroianni) and a suicidal fellow (Clovis Cornillac) who has given up philosophy for skating, are revealed without exactly being clarified.
Another late story, which appears first in Plutarch, reports a scandal which arose when knowledge of irrational magnitudes was revealed, without specifying any punishment for the one who revealed it (Numa 22).
In Sweden, not only does the law provide protection against any official inquiry into journalists' sources, but it allows a source whose identity has been revealed without permission to initiate criminal prosecutions against an unfaithful journalist who has breached his or her promise of confidentiality.
