"revealing thoughts" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a sentence or phrase that expresses someone's inner thoughts or feelings, often unintentionally. It can be used when discussing a character's actions or dialogue in a story or when analyzing someone's behavior. Example: "In the novel, the protagonist's hesitation to share her true feelings with her family was revealed through her actions, proving the power of revealing thoughts to convey a character's emotions."
It is in his other works that Tûsî took a more solid stand against substantive changes proposed for Avicennan logic, especially in his Setting the Scale for an Evaluation of "Revealing Thoughts", an extended assessment of Abharî's Revealing Thoughts (Tûsî 1974b), in which Abharî adopted a number of Khûnajî's positions.
There were also statements revealing thoughts or behaviours where the participant or a colleague had no or only little respect for patient rights.
Not false, but hopelessly inadequate".Yet these demolition jobs just clear the stage for the main performance, which is Mr Judt's own shrewd and revealing thoughts on the subject in question.
LONDON — Two phrases, uttered carelessly in the febrile atmosphere of Britain's weekly political sparring contest — prime minister's question time — have come to haunt David Cameron, revealing thought-provoking attitudes on women and gender.
Both these passages reveal thoughts that lie beneath the poem's surface.
"Freud himself suggested that dreams of flying revealed thoughts of sexual desire," Dr. Morewedge noted.
"These cases reveal thoughts and a part of our culture that has been around for a long time and wasn't being made explicit.
An actor with a beautifully pensive and melancholy temperament, he reveals thoughts, and sometimes deepest miseries and profoundest doubts, through minute inflections of voice and expression he never pushes too hard.
An actor with a beautifully pensive and melancholy temperament, he reveals thoughts, and sometimes deepest miseries and profoundest doubts, through minute inflections of voice and expression — he never pushes too hard.
In the morning, I have hazy memories of these exchanges and feel not the embarrassment one feels after a night of too many drinks and too many sloppy "It was the booze, I swear!" moments, but the embarrassment of having revealed thoughts and feelings I'd otherwise expect the civilised part of my brain to keep locked up.
We got into one of those conversations that 19-year-olds can get into — and ended up having what I feel like was my very first real, true, superhonest conversation with a stranger, where I revealed thoughts and feelings about myself and dreams that I had.
