Sentence examples similar to divulge doubts from inspiring English sources

If in any doubt, don't divulge any information.

Many scholars, however, doubted that any search could divulge all the secrets of the complex Soviet intelligence operation Volkogonov's search did not include Soviet military intelligence files and therefore felt that the question of Hiss's innocence remained unresolved.

If there is something they don't want to divulge, give them the benefit of the doubt and believe that their reticence to talk to you is not all about you.

The new play has no mythic creatures or impossible events but Treasure Island's ship will no doubt deliver stage spectacle; Zimmerman won't divulge the magic but, she promises, "our set does have one big trick, and it's a good one".

Curbishley was in no doubt about who was to blame but he refused to divulge names.

The possibility also exists that Neathway could divulge additional information that would damage Cashman's standing with the Yankees, cause embarrassment for the team and cast doubts about his personal judgment.

Unfortunately, the later entries, on Reggie Jackson, Paul O'Neill and even Don Mattingly, fall a little flat, no doubt because we already know so much about them that there is little new or noteworthy to divulge.

But most often Barbie prods me to divulge, divulge, divulge.

(She declined to divulge specifics).

She laughed, but refused to divulge.

She declined to divulge what they discussed.