Sentence examples for revelation everything from inspiring English sources

In this moment of revelation, everything has a heightened beauty – not just the flesh of the very real women who pose as Diana and her nymphs but water dancing from a fountain, the glimpsed sky and the trees all ravish the eye.

And with this revelation, everything Felix understood about his family shifted, which is the catalyst for his arc in Season 4. .

And that revelation changes everything.

The film is a revelation in everything from its unlikely climate (wet streets, afternoon fogs, lone leafless trees out of Beckett) to the startling cuts with which Bardem speedily moves through the maze of high society.

The media revelations about everything from her lack of experience, not having even had a passport until 2007, term as mayor of a town that has fewer people than many apartment complexes in my neighborhood, family and strange political associations, which have dominated the news in recent days have pushed out other, more important negative stories about John McCain.

But the final chapters deliver a jolting revelation that snaps everything back into focus.

I like how she transitioned gradually, rather than having a tidy "revelation scene" where everything was suddenly different.

Scotland Yard have not confirmed or denied Francis' claims, while Lawrence's mother Doreen said the revelation had topped everything she had heard since her son's murder, and that she is shocked and angry.   .

The movie coyly holds off major revelations that explain everything and that both mother and daughter have largely repressed until near the end.

A reporter from the Guardian then asked Brennan, "What impact do you think Edward Snowden's revelations had on everything you just talked about and that debate on privacy?" Brennan's answer was, again, unmistakable.

Moreover, the instantaneous nature of aspect perception, the "ahh" feeling of revelation, the sense that everything is different and yet everything remains the same is exactly what religious people describe in conversion experiences.