Sentence examples for remarkable revelations from inspiring English sources

Out of this movement came some remarkable revelations in beer.

Thanks to the remarkable revelations of the Kepler satellite mission, the searchers have a target list.

There are remarkable revelations here.

The large diversity of genes present in the pangenome of prokaryotic species (both bacteria and archaea) has been one of the most remarkable revelations of genomics.

That's according to a remarkable revelation from editor Graydon Carter in his letter for November's edition of Vanity Fair.

In an amazing abdication of leadership — and a remarkable revelation of flawed character — Gilbert made James a sympathetic figure.

But then came her remarkable run at Wimbledon and the remarkable revelation -- against her and her mother's wishes -- that the basketball great Julius Erving is her father.

But that's not always bad: depending on mood and context, "it is what it is" can seem like a remarkable revelation.

One remarkable revelation was an account published online, in March, by Stephanie Cegielski, the former communications director of the Make America Great Again super pac.

The remarkable revelation by the suspended Fifa president means England, who unsuccessfully bid for the tournament along with joint attempts by Spain/Portugal and Belgium/Holland, could have wasted millions without standing a chance from the outset.

It is one thing to reveal operational detail; it is quite another to put into the public domain the broad strategy – the remarkable revelation of the extent of the snooping that has taken place unbeknown not just to the public but to many of the politicians who are supposed to oversee the agencies.