Sentence examples similar to divulged openly from inspiring English sources
She trusts the bullies to understand their own motives and divulge them openly with each insult.
In the case of the Indiana crew, they openly divulged their location only hours after disappearing from the Statehouse.
As Caroline Alexander argues in "The War That Killed Achilles," her spirited and provocative reading of the world's mightiest epic, the eternally anguished, all too mortal Achilles shares bonds with the divine order that run far deeper than the poet of the "Iliad" openly divulges.
(Doubtful many talent would openly divulge that info).
He's got a court-order against him". (Doubtful many talent would openly divulge that info). Nevertheless, casting would serve as the Human Resources (HR) on a production to some extent as well, but then every agency is different.
Those presenting data on Myanmar often have little accurate or current information on the border regions and may face government censorship over what data they do have – while groups working on the borders often know a great deal more about their areas of operation – but may be unwilling to openly divulge where and in what domains they are active for security reasons.
The article also revealed that a dozen young madrasa students, who were involved in the attack on Mr Mohiuddin and other secular bloggers, openly admitted to their crimes and divulged information on an extremist group whose specific intent was to murder secular bloggers.
He reduced many issues relating to WikiLeaks to political side-taking, calling the Guardian newspaper in the UK "openly left leaning," while explaining how his paper must worry about criticism from "conservatives," such as when it divulged Bush's warrantless wiretapping in December 2005.
No figures were divulged.
Its substance was not divulged.
