Sentence examples for discloses as much from inspiring English sources

But enough is enough: he is soon impatient to return to the cavernous Burbank Studio, where his personality burgeons in high definition and where he publicly discloses as much of his private self as he has ever revealed to anyone, except (I assume, though even here I would not care to bet) his parents, siblings, sons, and wives.

"I don't spontaneously disclose as much anymore," she answered.

The phrase allowed a person to disclose as much, or as little, detail about a "crackup" as he or she saw fit.

Mr. Bloomberg was adamant that Mr. Goldsmith be allowed to disclose as much or as little as he wished about the episode.

When traders and others started buzzing about the plan, Treasury officials thought they had to disclose as much as they could.

Thus, it's in your best interest to disclose as much as you can – otherwise, there's little point in using the service.

The notion that very rich men running for President shouldn't have to disclose as much information about their personal finances as less wealthy candidates?

These firms may not disclose as much as TI would like, but they are not in businesses where one is ever asked to bribe a cabinet minister to win a mining concession.

Officials said cabinet minutes had often been sparse in their detail of discussions held by ministers, and would not necessarily disclose as much about the war planning as critics of the Blair government had hoped.

With limited legal exceptions, everyone is permitted to deal with their problems their own way; to ask for as much or as little help as they want; to disclose as much or as little of their medical history; to reveal as much or as little of their financial situation to the people around them.

Daniel C. Richman, a professor of law at Columbia University and a former federal prosecutor, said Bonds would be best served by a vigorous defense of Thomas that would force the government to "turn over anything possible and disclose as much information about their investigation".