Sentence examples for less revealed from inspiring English sources

This week an academic from the Royal Academy of Engineering, no less, revealed a formula for a winning "stick" in the game must comply with the dazzling, if inexplicable formula: PP = A x I.

Not surprisingly, many Church leaders were quick to denounce such ominous conclusions as nothing but Chicken Little nonsense or at worst, they argued, the report more or less revealed an important separating of the wheat (real Christians) from the chaff (nominal Christians).

Although several previous studies suggest that starch accumulation is a general response to nutrient deficiency in some plants [ 85, 86], the imbalance between photosynthesis and carbohydrate usage caused by nutrient-deficient is still be less revealed.

In other words, populations that evolve in static environments over long periods may lose the ability to sense and respond to the environment, and would therefore show less revealed phenotypic variations in novel environments.

Sometimes telling less reveals more.

The court proceeding was less revealing.

But also, I fear, much less revealing.

In the replay, the auction shown in the diagram was less revealing.

Perhaps for elite foreign policy experts, the material was less revealing.

As for the invention of the game, it would be very easy to couch the answer in a way that was honest but less revealing.

So if the new report She's Price(d)less reveals anything above and beyond what we already know about pay inequity in the Australian economy, it is that we now know exactly what constitutes the gap.