Sentence examples for become disclosed from inspiring English sources

With a mobile phone you become disclosed, or show up, as 'contactable'withinhin reach' as it were.

Nevertheless, if the 'device mood' becomes the way in which we conduct ourselves towards the world then this will obviously have important moral and ethical implications for others who may then become disclosed as devices.

By relieving us of the burden of making and maintaining fires in our example—our relationship with the world becomes disclosed in a new way, as simply there, already available for us.

At other times the shift of the Left will follow the change in perception of the same world regimes when their acts of repression and persecution become publicly disclosed.

As the activities and abuses that occurred at the Abu Ghraib prison become more fully disclosed ("Lawmakers View Images From Iraq," front page, May 13), the president, Congress and the country should understand what effect this has on the war on terrorism.

At what point does a transgender person become obligated to disclose his or her gender history?

Corporations have become better about disclosing their greenhouse gas emissions and somewhat better about curbing them.

Such visits, however brief, ceased when he became impotent, he disclosed.

Mr. Browne said the passenger, whose identity was not disclosed, became alarmed when Mr. Scarlett behaved erratically and began to foam at the mouth.

Mr. White, who pledged to sell his stake in Enron when he became secretary, also disclosed in the letter that he had sold stock for more than $12 million through the summer and fall, as the price plunged.

The report has become famous for disclosing Shell's successes and failures in human rights and environmentalism, including oil spills and community protests, as well as the profits and losses of its multibillion-dollar business.