Sentence examples for discloses itself from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the invitation soon discloses itself: Ray is supposed to act as an emollient on the evidently fraying marriage of Charlie and Emily.

The biggest surprise in the way the building discloses itself occurs when the fortunate visitor with a pass - casual visits by curious Londoners and tourists have yet to be permitted - makes it past the top-hatted doorman, who wears a scarlet coat with gold braid.

The Real is incomparable and transcendent, but it discloses itself (tajallî) in all things, so it is also similar and immanent.

This social meaning is paired with a psychological consequence: "The 'great Cartesian anxiety,' although manifestly expressed in epistemological terms, discloses itself as anxiety over separation from the organic female universe"(Bordo 1987: 5).

"There is more knowledge at the table than has disclosed itself," he said.

It is an understatement to say the Lloyd's Building does not disclose itself at once.

But it's hard to believe that this efficiently functional ménage à trois would be so quick to disclose itself to a young visitor.

In some ways it spoke to the moment, with a light touch of philosophical and spiritual consciousness that disclosed itself now and then.

These recordings represent, indeed, the Kurtags' usual selection: the program itself is a composition, with a rationale that goes on disclosing itself.

Under the terms of the settlement, the Center to Protect Patient Rights acknowledged that it should have disclosed itself as the source of the donations to both of the California groups, the Small Business Action Committee and the California Future Fund for Free Markets.

Revenge or anger does occasionally disclose itself in serial killings, and some serial murderers embark on their crimes after experiencing life failures -- the dissolution of a marriage, a financial crisis, the loss of a job.