Sentence examples for notable revelation from inspiring English sources

The most notable revelation in this snappy biography of the comic Joan Rivers, who died in 2014, is that, after her husband's suicide and a brutal professional failure, she considered killing herself, too.

While the distinction might not seem like much, it's a juicy bit of detail for privacy advocates and a notable revelation from an agency that often appears more keen to stonewall its critics than to clarify its policies and practices.

So far, the most notable revelation has been that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton exclusively used a private email system to conduct her business at the State Department.

This downbeat furore is made even more depressing with a series of notable revelations.

In one of the most notable revelations, the disclosure filing of the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, showed that he earned $350,000 to $450,000 last year in his part-time job at a Manhattan personal injury law firm, Weitz & Luxenberg.

Other notable revelations cast a little more light on the decisions taken by the previous directors, two of whom - Derek Llambias and Barry Leach - remain suspended from their executive positions.

Notable revelations include an 1831 revelation called "The Law" containing directions for missionary work, rules for organizing society in Zion, a reiteration of the Ten Commandments, an injunction to "administer to the poor and needy", and an outline for the law of consecration.

The most-notable revelations were that candidate discourse was hopeful, media discourse was focused, and campaign settings forced elites to be far more transparent than they were otherwise.

Francis Ford Coppola described Trump as a "really practical person", in a digression chiefly notable for the revelation that the pair had been at the same military school.

That remark is more notable for redundancy than revelation.

The most notable of those little revelations has to do with the company's forthcoming BlackBerry 10 smartphones.