Sentence examples for has even disclosed from inspiring English sources

So determined is Roger to safeguard his legacy that he has even disclosed the content of his will to his own children, a move inspired by the 1998 death of cousin Minot at age 82.

Mr. Karzai discounted their importance, claiming that the cash transfers were well known, and that he had even disclosed them to former President George W. Bush during a meeting at Camp David.

I have spoken with many fabulous reporters and producers, some of them have even disclosed to me a personal connection to the issue.

In order to keep the new location a secret, Wu revealed that China had not even disclosed it to NBC, who has a contract to televise the 2008 summer games.

Despite its interest in winning convictions, the Brooklyn United States Attorney's Office has done nothing to make DeVecchio look good; the government has even conceded that DeVecchio "may have" disclosed confidential information to Scarpa, including, as Favo had charged, the whereabouts of people Scarpa was looking for.

He even disclosed having struggled with suicidal thoughts in his own past.

In 2008, an internal US National Security Agency memo even disclosed that officers had tapped a video from the cockpit of an F-16 fighter jet, showing it tracking targets on the ground.

In accusing the F.B.I. of a fraud on the court, Mr. McVeigh's lawyers suggested that the government had deliberately withheld documents and had, even now, failed to fully disclose all the documents it was required to produce, despite the assurances of Attorney General John Ashcroft.

I've even worked for the FAA [Federal Aviation Administration] and for other government agencies that I can't disclose.

The letter posed 16 questions that Yale hasn't answered; it won't even disclose to its faculty the full terms of the Singapore deal.

Current and former American officials say she was in a position to tell Havana virtually everything the intelligence community knew about Cuba's military and might even have disclosed American contingency plans for taking the island by force.