Sentence examples for revealed of how from inspiring English sources
The wheels of injustice grind so slowly at Guantánamo that it's probably a coincidence that charges were announced against another alleged terrorist just hours after the details were revealed of how comprehensively the government had been ridiculed for its "War on Terror" detention policy in the Court of Appeals in Washington.
As such, they are unusually revealing of how Britain's two main parties see their predicaments.
Many Iraq specialists and defense analysts contend that this narrative of the mosque bombing is misleading, yet also revealing of how U.S. strategy in Iraq has evolved.
Rayyan's reply, though it avoided answering my question, was revealing of how the SWAT-team members viewed ISIS or, at least, the ISIS militants in Mosul.
The tribological effect between the pin-disk reveals of how the reinforcement plays a vital role in enhancing the coefficient of friction as compared to virgin polypropylene.
But it's yet another example — small, but revealing — of how incompetent this White House is, in the midst of a larger story of its incompetence that could be scarring thousands of children for life.
This year the papers seem particularly revealing of how French youngsters are taught to view the world".What do we owe to the state?" was one essay option in the philosophy exam.
Often overlooked in the official story of photography, this film champions the family photo and the unique portrait it reveals of how the nation tells its own story.
It was quite splendid, and revealing of how bankers felt about themselves in the glorious days of the mid 20th Century.
The context of the document can be revealing of how knowledge was shared and transferred across the world, and the data itself can be used to enhance climate databases and reconstructions.
"There are a lot of raw materials for social historians in the presumed knowledge of the time, and his World War One work in particular is revealing of how attitudes changed through the course of the conflict".
