Sentence examples for conspiracy revealed from inspiring English sources

At the time of writing this article, a Google search for "Boston marathon conspiracy" revealed 291,000,000 hits.

"The individuals responsible for the criminal conspiracy revealed in today's report must be brought to justice, and must face criminal penalties commensurate with the gravity of their crimes.

As the British Resistance try to free the king from imprisonment, the London arm of the Third Reich tries to cover up the conspiracy revealed by the discovery of a dead body.

It was also suggested that the Lord's conspiracy, revealed in a News of the World sting, for which the four men have been convicted and will be sentenced today, was not the only malpractice spoken of.

The coach, who left the university last year, was among dozens of people charged with crimes in the college admissions cheating and bribery conspiracy revealed Tuesday by federal prosecutors in Boston.

Of course, conspiracy reveals itself clearly only in its aftermath — we still don't fully understand what happened Wednesday night — an N.F.L. player insisted to ESPN that he had met Te'o's fictional girlfriend — and even Deadspin's reporters would not have turned this one up had it not been for the tips of several readers, who suggested that something was amiss.

Perhaps he thought conspiracy theories revealed something about American culture and American decadence.

And when an evil conspiracy is revealed, the film gets disturbingly, inappropriately violent, though in that bloodless PG-13 way that supposedly makes dozens of people being shot to death more palatable for kids.

Conspiracies are revealed, guns are drawn and the omnisexual soap opera degenerates into a farcical melodrama.

Antoine Combes, a history and geography teacher at a middle school, told the magazine Le Point, "I have the impression that among my students the conspiracy theories reveal a complete and instinctive distrust of any traditional source of information or media".

Antoine Combes, a history and geography teacher at a middle school, told the magazine Le Point_,_ "I have the impression that among my students the conspiracy theories reveal a complete and instinctive distrust of any traditional source of information or media".