Sentence examples for he also uncovers from inspiring English sources
He also uncovers an unacknowledged layer of feminism in the story, a bitter recognition of the inadequacy of male responses to violence against women.
He also uncovers some repellent images of a white mob trying to stop a peaceful, interracial civil rights march in the county in 1987.
He also uncovers an operation called Witchcraft and runs up against an arch-villain, Karla, a Soviet intelligence officer, in an almost ruthlessly unromantic vision of empire dreams that unfolds in sad, grubby rooms where the flowered wallpaper is sometimes splashed with blood.
After discovering newspaper clippings and Jones's letters regarding these matches, Hunter, the law-school hire, not only persuades the United States Golf Association to assemble a Beau Stedman exhibit in its Golf House headquarters in Far Hills, N.J., but he also uncovers evidence clearing the by now vanished golfer of Mrs. Gladstone's murder.
He also uncovers clues concerning his predecessor's death, concluding that the former Security Chief may have been killed for witnessing a submarine off the coast.
He also uncovered an old curving shallow pool on the eastern slope of the property.
But in solving the mystery, he also uncovered a crime: the fish were European Eel, a species that should never have reached Hong Kong, because trading these animals between Europe and Asia is completely illegal.
He also uncovered detailed records of regular studio visits by German officials, including Georg Gyssling, the special consul assigned to monitor Hollywood, who watched films, dictated scene-by-scene requests for cuts and engaged in bizarre debates.
During his review, Mr. Roberts said, he also uncovered a large, $1.2 million order from a new warehousing customer, Elite Logistics, which occurred on the last day of Archway's fiscal year in 2007.
Those skills would prove invaluable for his analysis of Linear B. The tablets were first unearthed in the spring of 1900 at Knossos, Crete, by the English archaeologist Arthur Evans, who dated them to about 1450 B.C. (He also uncovered an older Cretan script, which he named Linear A; it remains undeciphered).
He also uncovered a number of weak points in Clarke's position.
