Sentence examples for enough revelation from inspiring English sources

But invention is accompanied by enough revelation to prevent the style from becoming romantic or nostalgic.

This means that I didn't merely watch "Big Brother" episodes many nights a week — an embarrassing enough revelation — but also online, via 24/7 streaming footage.

This production, admirable in many ways, doesn't have enough revelations or dramatic peaks, and too often you feel its length more than you feel pity and terror.

Keegan has a deeper purpose than simply to spin spy stories -- yet his case histories offer enough revelations and drama to satisfy any espionage buff.

And added to that mix have been enough revelations about Mr. Seabrook's marital woes to provide a season's worth of scripts for a soap opera.

The three-hour production is admirable in many ways but it doesn't have enough revelations or dramatic peaks, and too often you feel its length more than you feel pity and terror (2 55).

But taken as a whole, this release offers enough revelations to suggest the original album is worth revisiting.

And the report contains enough revelations to give both sides of the political aisle the ammunition to further their narratives about the 2016 election.

In less positive reviews, Rodney Ho of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution called it "a satisfactory return episode with a fair share of drama and pathos ... [that] provides just enough revelations to keep fans hungry for more" and David Hinckley of the Daily News rated the episode with three stars out of a possible five.

In America, they can't get enough of Revelation, tending to take a dispensationalist view of it.

You might think the controversial news that America's Muggles are to be known as "No-Majs" would be more than enough JK Rowling-related revelation for one week.