Sentence examples for divulging to from inspiring English sources

At the outset, Prometheus is being chained to the rocks for divulging to humans the secret of fire against the orders of Zeus.

It's a shame to me, because what you end up doing over and over is divulging to people who you are.

The report criticized an allied practice, in place since at least August, of not divulging to Pakistan the precise location of allied ground troops in Afghanistan for fear Pakistan might jeopardize their operations.

He stands out as a whistleblower both because of the severity of the crimes and misconduct that he is divulging to the public – and the sheer amount of evidence he has presented us with so far – more is coming.

To dramatize his criticism of Dr. Dean and Mr. Gephardt, he repeatedly invoked the plight of two Iowa residents, divulging to the listening audience their incomes and potential new tax bills should Dr. Dean and Mr. Gephardt have their way.

If you don't feel comfortable divulging to them that you wet the bed you can ask to speak to the school nurse.

"We've got to ask how much competitive intelligence we divulge to our competition".

What the story lacked was names, which were not divulged to Times reporters.

The race of the applicant is not divulged to the panel.

Bart divulged to me that he descended to subterfuge to help save Coppola.

Operations against Japan were discussed, and the successful testing of an atomic bomb in the United States was divulged to Stalin.