Sentence examples for divulge why from inspiring English sources

Ms. Galvin said it would not be appropriate to divulge why the boats' use was blocked or if it had been blocked by a regulatory agency.

Obama may divulge why he believes the Iraqi army can retake the Isis-held northern city of Mosul by the end of the year.

In a conference call Tuesday night, Ryan would not divulge why he chose McElroy ahead of Tebow, who has been listed as the backup since Week 1. Ryan instead used 17 variations of the phrase "it was my decision" in the 17-minute call.

Boards are not compelled to divulge why they turn applicants down so long as they do not violate city, state and federal civil rights laws banning discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, citizenship, children or occupation.

Sometimes the scientists fail to divulge why they even conducted the study in the first place, yet feel comfortable boldly speculating with a loose-fitting claim of general importance.

Upon hearing this, Sean wants to talk to Tierra one on one, and she divulges why she is so scared to open up -- her ex passed away after years of rehab, and she's scared of getting close to someone and losing them.

The appearance (or disappearance) of former White House chief of staff, Josh Bolten, and former presidential counsel, Harriet Miers, ostensibly involves fear on the part of the executive branch that either one, or both, the former aides will divulge details about why the nine U.S. attorneys were fired.

Ms. Moschitta won't divulge the recipe, but why would you try to bake it yourself when you can have your own fall classic at Indigo Smoke?

The system doesn't ever divulge the reasons for why performers might get an X, and performers' addresses and other personal information isn't available on the database.

Baker would not divulge what he spread or why he did it, although it seemed as if he might have been caught enacting a superstition.

While four members of the court thought that Mezei deserved greater procedural protections (the attorney general had refused to divulge any information as to why Mezei was being detained), no justice asserted that Mezei had a substantive constitutional right to release into this country.