Sentence examples for generally revealed from inspiring English sources

Quartering the nuts lengthwise with a chef's knife generally revealed kernels akin to blanched almonds.

Mr Justice Eady said the right question to ask was whether there was a solid reason why the footballer's identity should be generally revealed in the national media, such as to outweigh the legitimate interests of himself and his family in maintaining anonymity.

Patients generally revealed a very positive attitude toward Heilpraktiker and CAM, although methods were rated differently.

These studies generally revealed a positive attitude towards MCQs by both staff and students (Baleni, 2015; Donnelly, 2014; Kibble, 2007).

Other manifestations of ocular sarcoidosis include granulomatous iridocyclitis, retinal periphlebitis and chorioretinis; foci of retinal involvement are generally revealed by fluorangiography as "punched-out" lesions (Fig. 20).

Indeed, experimental manipulations of predator species richness in communities that include coccinellids have generally revealed stronger prey suppression with greater predator biodiversity.

The way that Romney talks about the Olympics, and about Bain, is more generally revealing.

But time generally reveals what fools we mortals be, and certainly when it comes to our artists.

Three paragraphs later, he was quoted as saying, "We believe this study generally reveals a positive and quite satisfactory picture of the treatment of lawyers and parties and witnesses".

Yet the accompanying text appears to take his career entirely seriously, allowing him to discuss his roles, throw in a few Bond-like quips, and generally reveal himself to be reasonably intelligent, witty and talented.

In Denver, undercover detectives generally reveal their identities, but if to do so would put them in imminent danger, prosecutors might consider withholding their testimony, even at the cost of the case, said Lynn Kimbrough, spokeswoman for the district attorney there.