Sentence examples for make revelation from inspiring English sources

It is true that some of Strauss's sketches of revelation do not make revelation compelling from a philosophical point of view.

Bassist Tai Anderson said that although Third Day felt Revelation was a "career record" for them, they felt they "just couldn't just make 'Revelation Part II.' It needed to feel different".

Remarks like these from producers and performers don't make revelations about a stage series easy.

The exiled ex-leader is promising another big gathering next month, when he says he will make revelations about some of his foes.

That, in turn, is what makes revelations about his past so potentially explosive.

One of them was Ms Bettencourt's former nurse, who refused to give damning evidence in her statement but made revelations off the record.

But after former NSA contractor Edward Snowden made revelations in 2013 about wiretapping and data gathering methods employed by intelligence agencies, the conflict has seen a new twist.

In June, the 30-year-old fled his home in Hawaii, where he worked at a small NSA installation, to Hong Kong, and subsequently to Russia after making revelations about a secret US data-gathering programme.

They both are bad, but together they are making revelations that may destroy the United States, and they have succeeded".

Patients' fear of disclosure or fear of making revelations to members of their own social circle is also possible [ 47].

"Make [the revelation] as painful as possible," Archie instructs, charmingly.