Sentence examples for certain revelations from inspiring English sources

Certain revelations did not surprise Kristol.

Many of these changed chapter headings, a side-by-side comparison of which can be seen here, bring the historical context included more in line with current understanding of questions such as where Joseph Smith, founder of the Latter Day Saint movement, lived when he wrote one section or another, or the year certain revelations were received.

At times one can't help thinking of Eliot's line, "After such knowledge, what forgiveness?" But certain revelations in this memoir may well prompt a reassessment of the place of Salinger's fiction in American literature, add a dimension to the marginalized mystic he's become to many.

However, his interactions and experiences with Dean Winchester and Sam Winchester, as well as certain revelations about God and his fellow angels, have a humanizing effect on him.

Despite this, Murray thought the episode was "essential viewing" for Fringe fans due to certain revelations, such as how people are actually alive in the amber, and also because it moved the plot closer to an Olivia-Altlivia confrontation.

Kirkman said the spinoff will include certain revelations about some events from "The Walking Dead," saying, "there may be some things that are discovered in the companion show that haven't been discovered in the other show yet".

How I could have temporarily forgotten a certain revelation by Stan I can't imagine.

There are certain toxicological revelations about which I am less worried.

(And yes, for you Game of Thrones fans out there, I feel the same way about certain parental revelations in those books/TV show, the more I think about it). Likewise, if Rey had been the daughter of Luke or Obi-Wan or Kylo Ren's sister, the entire thing would have felt much more contrived.

(Neither B. K. nor any other user of the site would allow full names to be published — certain the revelation would infuriate wives or boyfriends, shock colleagues and repel friends or family — and agreed to use only their first names, nicknames or initials).

However, Benedict isn't the first pope called a demon in God's clothing: certain passages of Revelations say that the Antichrist will be directly connected to a "city with seven hills," which is a popular nickname for Rome.