Ask yourself who discloses, to whom and why.
For instance, he now discloses to subscribers that he may buy stocks ahead of his recommendations.
Her lover, Eddy, was not home that night, a fact that his scorned wife discloses to the cops after they search her home.
No one ever discloses to the players what's going to happen to ninety-nine per cent of them, because less than one per cent of the players are going to have a six-year major-league career.
Mr. Kiarostami's "Life and Nothing More," Mr. Makhmalbaf's "Moment of Innocence" and "The Apple" by his daughter Samira are in part about how the movie camera can estrange and intensify the reality it discloses to the viewer.
ECRI, a nonprofit consulting and market research firm based in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., collects data on medical device prices from more than 400 hospital clients and, in return, discloses to them the average and lowest-selling prices for each product.
In "The Second Sex," Beauvoir wrote that "the erotic experience is one that most poignantly discloses to human beings the ambiguity of their condition; in it they are aware of themselves as flesh and spirit, as the other and as the subject".
Henry, not just car-smashed but under armed assault at ground level, is rescued by the gruffly chipper Jimmy (Sharlto Copley), who puts him in a car, takes him for a ride, and discloses to him the cyborgian terms of survival.
Next we summarize the information that our approach discloses to each of the participants.
Here's how the process typically works: A research team discloses to their institution's tech transfer office a technology or research result that they think has commercial potential.
Thus, in the phenomenon of aesthetic pleasure, human sensibility discloses to us rational order, thus binding together two enthusiasms of the Enlightenment.
