Sentence examples for possible revelation from inspiring English sources

The Clinton campaign acted utterly shocked by this possible revelation.

Before she (sort of) shocked the world with her lifetime achievement speech at the Golden Globes, Jodie Foster made another possible revelation, about her Oscar choices.

The "Firebird," although played with energy here, has long sinced been mined of possible revelation or surprise and sets the ear on automatic pilot.

New Testament scholars disagree about the extent to which Jesus actually claimed to be God, but the traditional interpretation is that he did make this claim; in any case the Christian doctrine is that we can see in his life the clearest possible revelation in human terms both of what God is like and at the same time of what our lives ought to be like.

The Labour MP suspects there are many in the Conservative Party keen on keeping a lid on any possible revelations.

So, what does Goldman really have to fear from any possible revelations regarding its dabbling in the scratch and dent world of sub-prime servicing?

This isn't the first possible queer revelation in a popular entertainment series to make the rounds on the Internet over the past week.

Possibly some apocryphal books from the New Testament were included at the end (as in codices Sinaiticus and Alexandrinus), as it is also possible that Revelation was not included.

Later analysis of civilian and police videos, for example, made possible extensive revelations of the police department's undercover espionage and provocation.

It would be hard to get a good price for the tainted News International, Mr Juenger points out, and any buyer would probably insist that News Corp indemnify it against the effects of possible future revelations.

The irony of Temer's rise to power is that it was made possible by revelations of graft in Rousseff's government even though, as her Vice-President, he was a key player in that government.