Sentence examples for probably revealed from inspiring English sources

It had probably revealed more about her views than his own.

Smaller properties were probably revealed in the discovery space, and servants carried some properties on and off.

In most games, retribution exists solely as a component of the narrative: the story tells you that you have to kill a certain enemy because of something terrible they've done (probably revealed in an overblown cinematic sequence), and so you do it.

Rash says pertly: "Yeah, it's like when you're first in a relationship and you love all the things about someone, and then the real person comes out and you think: 'Well, I've already put in a lot of time …' I probably revealed worse attributes as the years went on, which could make him wanna bail.

That the Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, actually asked Varoufakis to step aside for further negotiations probably revealed too great a weakness on Greece's part.

Two elections later Al Gore faced George W. Bush, who probably revealed the most about himself through his choice of Dick Cheney, the man he had tasked with heading up the VP search committee, a process which Cheney's critics will be forgiven for thinking he rigged in order to make himself the choice.

"A trial court judge probably reveals more of himself than anyone at work".

This probably reveals more about me than I'd like, but that's funny.

More precise measurements will probably reveal a future impact to be even less likely.

Morgan will probably reveal the size of Mr. Gorman's pay package this week.

"The Open Road" is not a biography but it probably reveals more about its subject than any formal study.