Sentence examples for book reveal from inspiring English sources

Both the auction and the book reveal Hall's connoisseurship and her close relationships with distinguished artists.

But a number of documents, examined by Matti Friedman and discussed in his book, reveal an entirely different story.

The data in Crittenden's book reveal the dispiriting irony of Take Our Daughters to Work Day: that on every other day of the year, the American workplace is thoroughly inhospitable to children and their needs.

The details in the budget red book reveal a total relaxation in the public finances this year of £1.4bn, relatively modest compared to the total improvement in the public finances.

As the middle sections of the book reveal in detail, it was not enough for a 1950s writer to have merit: he or she had to fit in with the critical strait-jacketings of the day.

This putting of personal and party interest first was pervasive, as two telling passages in Shipman's book reveal – the fateful decision of first Michael Gove and then Boris Johnson to join Leave, and the policy of masterly disengagement of Jeremy Corbyn, a puppet in the hands of shadow chancellor John McDonnell and chief of staff Seumas Milne.

The book reveals secrets.

But the risks, the book reveals, were not appreciated by Mr Burstow.

Organized as a series of case studies, the book reveals fascinating vicissitudes of art and history.

His book reveals the strange mixture of meanings the war had for its combatants.

Ben S. Bernanke offers a gloomy view, and the Fed's Beige Book reveals nothing new.