Sentence examples for revealed an aspect from inspiring English sources
Seeing the molecular biology of the 1960s as an information science, Mr Agar overlooks Peter Mitchell, whose breakthrough in understanding that cells store energy, not in molecules, but in potential differences revealed an aspect of life hitherto undreamed of.
My first question struck McCartney as too pretentious, and she she rebuffed it curtly: "Hey, we're only designers," she said, or words to that effect, "not intellectuals; what do you want from us?" As the discussion warmed up, however, McQueen was eloquent, and he revealed an aspect of his character that is sometimes forgotten in accounts of his famous pugnacity.
Even the student's attempt to write a hero "like in the movies" revealed an aspect of his autobiography; namely, his belief about how a hero needed to behave.
This example demonstrates the usefulness of LANS: whereas thresholding would have disconnected the individual clusters, masking the lower-level connections between them, LANS revealed an aspect of the relationship between these artists that was not otherwise apparent.
That performance felt doubly devastating for revealing an aspect of her partly concealed from the mainstream.
It reveals an aspect of this multifaceted country that many visitors miss.
Each reveals an aspect of her new husband's life, usually pretty grim.
While the photographer is rigging the lights, she reveals an aspect of her grandfather's experience that explains why she wasn't particularly keen to visit Stalin's shrine.
Instead, Ponsoldt — who successfully got Segel to reveal an aspect of his acting that hadn't hitherto been tapped — kept Eisenberg within familiar territory, typecast him, and didn't push him onto unfamiliar ground.
It's no revelation that lactic acid is beneficial, he adds, but the research reveals "an aspect of muscle function we need to know about".
A fascinating feature of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's beautiful exhibition of his abstract constructions, especially the famous mobiles, is how deftly it reveals an aspect of Calder's work that, to me at least, had never been evident before.
