Sentence examples for revealed, for instance from inspiring English sources

It has been revealed, for instance, that undercover officers frequently deceived women into forming long-term relationships and gathered intelligence about campaigns run by grieving families.

The system revealed, for instance, that ants are restless workers, shifting careers — from nurses to cleaners to foragers — as they age.

It revealed, for instance, that bite size infographics were popular for sharing, particularly if they featured a 'baddie': an infographic on banker bonuses had 11,000 shares on Facebook.

The dashboard data revealed, for instance, that on any given day a disproportionately small number of eligible patients were discharged before noon, so that many people were kept in the hospital longer than necessary.

The intercepted e-mails revealed, for instance, that a few of the scientists under surveillance were drafting a complaint in 2010 that they planned to take to the Office of Special Counsel.

Kerr's notes, letters, journal and hand-written reflections revealed for instance the critical involvement of Sir Anthony Mason, then a justice of the high court, in the dismissal and Kerr's collusion with the leader of the opposition, Malcolm Fraser, before and after.

The bodies may also serve as a kind of crime scene, revealing, for instance, if anyone on the hijacked airplane was injured before the crash.

7. Buried in the depths of my hard drive are long-untouched Word docs that reveal, for instance, my sixth-favorite director of 2006 (Richard Linklater, "A Scanner Darkly").

The papers reveal, for instance, that G. David Schine, the independently wealthy, unpaid consultant who worked for the committee because of his close relationship with its chief counsel, Roy M. Cohn, was involved in interrogating witnesses -- a fact that surprised several historians.

He reveals, for instance, the depth of Russian reluctance to intervene to help their ostensible British allies when the latter were pinioned at Gallipoli and Kut – in the case of Gallipoli with a material effect on the war.

Youngs is the archetypal modern young professional athlete, wary of being misinterpreted and probably more interested in getting back to the weights room to pump iron or knock out a few miles on the treadmill than reveal, for instance, what his father thinks of his rugby.