Sentence examples for revealed something else from inspiring English sources

While it showed that Kim is not invincible, it also revealed something else: Even with big mistakes, she still is able to win.

With ordinary people defiantly continuing to socialise at the city's bars and bistros, the success of Paris art week revealed something else about the city's state of mind.

It also revealed something else: that the future of HS2 is now largely in Manchester's hands.Last year the case for the railway, which will connect London with Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester, seemed shaky.

But it also revealed something else: when people in D.C. talk about deficits and debt, by and large they have no idea what they're talking about — and the people who talk the most understand the least.

And there is nothing new about a crisis stoking partisan flames: in 2005 the far left accused Mr Bush of failing to respond properly to Hurricane Katrina because he supposedly did not care about black residents of New Orleans.Conspiracy theories go viralBut the arrival of a nasty virus from Africa has revealed something else.

He revealed something else: he is more than happy to be Murray's straight man – or, more accurately, take some pressure off him by doing what he sometimes found a chore as a player – and talk to the media "every day, if you like".

But the style reveals something else.

But the reason for that reveals something else intriguing about life.

So you're peeling the steel off, like a layer, to reveal something else.

He pauses, before revealing something else: "He was not my father anyway.

Kjellberg's allure reveals something else about this generation: just how desperately they crave connection.