Sentence examples for development of revelation from inspiring English sources
Ubisoft's development of Revelation took over three years and more than eighty employees.
Development of Revelation lasted more than three years; Ubisoft had as many as eighty employees working on the game.
The development of new catalysts and revelation of general approaches to catalysts design are discussed in present work.
The achievement of the modern media era is to advance the form and make conflict the story itself – a development first predicted in the Book of Revelation in a passage headlined The Rise of the Trolls.
David thinks that the first thing the US must do this year is fix the "damage done by the biggest foreign policy development" of 2013: Edward Snowden's revelations on government spying – especially the parts about the US snooping on some of its closest allies.
David thinks that the first thing the West must do this year is fix the "damage done by the biggest foreign policy development" of 2013: Edward Snowden's revelations on government spying – especially the parts about the US snooping on some of its closest allies.
Still, the most compelling development of the week was the revelation that between5percentand7percentrcent of the 1,438 steroid tests conducted on players last season were positive.
Acts, also known as "The Acts of the Apostles" was written by Luke, and is a picture of the revelation and development of the early church.
Schelling's own attempt at explaining the world's ontological and historical facticity will lead him to a 'philosophical theology' which traces the development of mythology and then of Christian revelation in his Philosophy of Mythology and Philosophy of Revelation, which, like all his substantial works after 1811, are not published in his lifetime.
Mr Drake explained how Snowden's revelations demonstrate the development of the "surveillance state".
"Some of these requests were based on subsequent developments or the revelation of new allegations concerning the use of performance-enhancing substances by players in Major League Baseball.
