Sentence examples for made reveals from inspiring English sources

And a spare room, with bed made, reveals a desperation diluted only with arrogance.

This statement, like many others he made, reveals Greenberg's propensity to write in a prescriptive rather than merely descriptive way; such strong opinions found their way into the informal studio advice he gave to artists whose work he favoured.

While the studios have been rushing films through production in anticipation of a strike, he said, a look at the kinds of movies that are being made reveals a relative dearth of the kind of big-budget, event-type films that have been Hollywood's bread-and-butter for a quarter century.

Steven King may prefer his revisions to The Gunslinger, but I felt like he was talking directly to me the first time, and every change he made reveals that actually he was talking to himself.

Data from another FOI request I made reveals that 58percentt of the foreign nationals removed since "deport first, appeal later" measures were introduced were actually non-violent offenders.

The newly acquired manuscript shows the deletions, revisions and repetitions he made, revealing that at one point he even considered deleting the poem's famous ending.

The dark side of the lucrative deals these chefs have made revealed itself repeatedly in the poor preparation of the dishes and the amateurishness of the service.

Cell site analysis, pinpointing the location of a mobile phone when a call is made, revealed that all five men had been in the capital on 16-17 December.

We are primarily concerned with helping conservation, understanding how a picture was made, revealing what techniques were used in its painting and explaining why those techniques were employed in the first place".

Mr. Obuchi was Japan's first prime minister to suffer a catastrophically incapacitating illness before any transition arrangements could be made, revealing a system badly unprepared for such an eventuality.

But scholars say their design, how they were created, who created them and why they were made reveal important clues to the history and development of Europe's northern reaches.