Sentence examples for later revelations from inspiring English sources

At times, it feels more of a romantic entanglement than a platonic one, although given later revelations, it is unlikely that this reading is the intended one.

Nor is it purely eastern; with its journey through childhood rites of passage and later revelations of identity, The Kite Runner is familiar as well as exotic.

Furor over the Watergate case was stoked by later revelations that money used by Bernard Barker, one of the Watergate five, came from Nixon campaign funds raised in the Midwest.

2. Professor Snape in the Harry Potter series by JK Rowling Although later revelations in the series changed how some people view Snape, there's no doubt that he deserves a place on this list.

Mr Shayler, 35, who was born in Middlesbrough and now lives in London, has always maintained the disclosures and a series of later revelations were made to expose illegal activities and incompetence in the security services.

The 80-to-17 Senate vote ended more than a month of delays prompted by Republican concerns over her work for a pro-union group, and later, revelations about unpaid tax liens on her husband's business.

Later, after revelations last year that lobbyists for the two biggest private-prison companies, the Geo Group and Corrections Corporation of America, had been serving as major "bundler" fundraisers for her campaign, Clinton also declared she would return those funds and not accept further donations from private prison companies or their lobbyists.

Vaughn wondered, beforehand, if they should also set up the later revelation of the aliens' critical weakness: "You can only kill these guys if you shoot them in the dick".

These sessions skiff out to the wilder shores of despair and degradation, and include the legendary butter-assisted sodomy; Brando later returns the compliment by allowing Schneider to do the same thing to him with two fingers, sans Kerrygold, an act rendered even more piquant by his later revelation that he has "a prostate like an Idaho potato".

I'm guessing we are to assume that Sherlock's later "revelation" to the increasingly vexatious Philip concerning an airbag and a pulse-stopping squash ball was also a hoax (again, at our expense as much as his), and that in the end playfulness was deemed the best policy – that it was never Sherlock's style to spell things out, and that to keep us guessing was better than coming clean.

Trinitians hold this revelation of the one God as a great self to have been either supplemented or superceded by later revelation which shows the one God to in some sense be three "persons".