Sentence examples for disclosing lines from inspiring English sources

Voigt's "Messenger: New and Selected Poems, 1976-2006" is a generous and carefully thought-out gathering of her work, and while the impression of singular impulses and occasions remains strong, the whole also affords us a kind of high-altitude vantage, disclosing lines of thematic continuity and conveying the subtle but distinct sense of a poet gaining on mastery.

Instead the show seems to disclose fault lines in the Las Vegas aesthetic.

With just a few days left before the inauguration, Ms. Alexander would not disclose any lines from her piece and said she has shown it only to her husband, her "first and last critic".

Which means that (managing editor) Phil Bennett can never ethically disclose which line in the story he wrote, which is actually too bad, because it was the best line in the story.

For those who disclose their line of work, ethical concerns arise.

The nationalities of the victims were not disclosed in line with standard military policy pending notification of next of kin.

Many of the company's top executives have never met an inspector; inspectors themselves are advised not to disclose their line of work, even to their parents (who might be tempted to boast about it); and, in all the years that it has been putting out the guide, Michelin has refused to allow its inspectors to speak to journalists.

The precise location of the study area was not disclosed in line with current practices by petroleum industries in Nigeria.

The red line represents the proportion of firms in each portfolio disclosing positive bottom line profits.

Bottom line: disclosing diversity numbers, good or bad, contributes to our shared understanding of where we stand.

Iran's most senior atomic energy official responded on Monday by asserting that the I.A.E.A. had been compromised by "terrorists and saboteurs," and he disclosed that power lines to its two main uranium enrichment sites had been hit by explosions.