Sentence examples for revealing remarks from inspiring English sources

And her unintentionally revealing remarks in these interviews suggest that, somewhere deep down, she knew it.

Interestingly, one of the most revealing remarks about her marriage was made by Virginia on her return from a visit to Vita at Long Barn, where Vita and her husband lived before their move to Sissinghurst.

The interview, too, is terrific; Riley elicits useful and revealing remarks from Brooks on his start as a comedian, on his original ambitions as an actor, on what he gave up to realize his plans to direct.

In an interview before the conclave, with the longtime Vatican correspondent Andrea Tornielli, of Turin's La Stampa, Bergoglio made some highly revealing remarks that could be read as a rebuke of the Curia: There is a tension between the center and the periphery….

And recent days have seen some unexpectedly revealing remarks from within the government.

During this week's hearing at the House Judiciary Committee on immigration, at which I was asked to testify, you made some revealing remarks.

I'm writing this to you if you believe that Trump's recently revealed remarks about touching women are — while possibly embarrassing and okay, yes, crude and rude not actually harmful, and within the norm of private talk between men.

"When the worms have gotten after me I really don't care too much whether anything I wrote in a letter is revealed," remarked William Styron, another novelist whose correspondence was recently posthumously published.

"The concern is why this was not disclosed, why he was so unwilling to disclose them, whether he was given more favorable rates at the time, and why it took eight years to be revealed," remarked Oliver Gilvarry, head of research at Dolmen Securities in London.

Primary analyses have revealed remarked features of both parasite biology and host-parasite interaction [10], [11], [12].

Freud offered a "full and unreserved apology" after Ed Miliband revealed his remarks made at a fringe meeting at the recent Tory conference that some disabled people were "not worth" the minimum wage.