Sentence examples for carefully revealed from inspiring English sources

Yes, the background of Jude is dark, very dark, and deeply malign, but the extent and manner of the darkness is so carefully revealed over the course of the novel that it is neither prurient nor sensationalist.

The studio carefully revealed tiny video hints that alluded to the aura of Year Walk, but not to the details of its story and experience, and fans had fun puzzling some of these out on forums.

And lo, the real reason for Harry Redknapp being on Twitter and lightly video-assaulted by Glenn Hoddle is carefully revealed: he is on Twitter because a burgeoning rival social network paid him to be.

The hepatic artery, portal vein, and bile duct to the left and median hepatic lobes were carefully revealed, and occluded with an atraumatic vascular clamp.

However, the desire to use human data over animal data is to be applauded but the uncertainties in this effort need to be carefully revealed and incorporated into risk assessment.

Second, revisiting the earlier literature carefully revealed that in the 1990s ecologists and taxonomists had already noticed some subtle morphological differences between locusts in East China and South China (Hainan region) [ 14] and the somewhat closer affiliation in certain morphometric measures of the East China locusts to those in the Mengxin region [ 21].

One of the dominant trends in recent scholarship on Pythagoras, however, is to recognize that his fame grew exponentially with the passage of time and that the early evidence, down to the time of Plato and Aristotle, when examined carefully, reveals that Pythagoras was indeed famous but not as a typical Presocratic cosmologist nor as a mathematician/ scientist (Huffman 1999, 66 75).

This comic is unfolding carefully, revealing the complex and enigmatic structure underneath.

Over the course of multiple endings and dozens of hours, Automata carefully reveals a complex and disturbing story about a confused group of robots struggling to find purpose.

Edson Jones eventually published his findings on the Arnold family in 1915, demonstrating the accuracy of the Arnold family record, and then carefully revealing each inconsistency and factual error found in Somerby's pedigree.

Nevertheless, reading the data more carefully reveals that as experience using uncemented components increases, the difference in results between the two types of prostheses decreases, and the efficacy of uncemented prostheses is highlighted especially with regards to young [ 12, 17] or middle-aged patients [ 13].