Sentence examples for has really revealed from inspiring English sources

"Sam, over the course of the six seasons, has really revealed himself to be a master manipulator".

All the prosecution's recordings of his phone calls had really revealed, he said, was that he was "brainstorming ideas" with his advisers.

Maybe what the critics have really revealed is something about attitudes that are still all too prevalent in Britain: an instinct to go back to base and play safe.

She says: "Maybe what the critics have really revealed is something about attitudes that are still all too prevalent in Britain: an instinct to go back to base and play safe.

although nothing specific has really been revealed yet.

Their differences were slight – Steven was ever so slightly unsure of himself and Tom, who left the show on Monday, had a weird sense of entitlement – and have only really revealed themselves this week.

They haven't really revealed anything, but they're still exhibiting in a weird way.

Railway chaplain the Rev Stephen Sorby, conducting the Henshall memorial while a separate ceremony takes place at Newcastle upon Tyne station where the express started its journey, said: "It has been really revealing to see how families and friends have suffered, how they are still suffering and how the images they have seen are still very raw.

Has science really revealed that?

But last week, the latest twist in a seven-year fight by the boys' families for justice revealed how little has really changed.

But now in death John Paul II has revealed how hollowed out the Protestant Succession has really become.