Sentence examples for revelation into from inspiring English sources

Plopping such a revelation into a chorus rarely works and can lead to clunky songwriting.

It's actually the Countess, with a simple stroke of moral nobility, who turns, with the suddenness of revelation, into the opera's heroine.

(He puts this revelation into the mouth of the ghost of an I.R.S. agent who comforts Lane Dean, Jr., when he despairs).

Wisely, perhaps, the makers of the documentary sneak this revelation into a broader, more flamboyant portrait of a doomed city seething with caste resentment, intrigue and sex.

For general-interest readers and American literary historians alike, this posthumous release served as a revelation into the concerns and social issues that were later to engage him throughout his working life.

The church had justified its position on the E.R.A. based on a revelation its president, Spencer Kimball, said he had received that God wanted the church to oppose the amendment, but Johnson had called that very revelation into question.

He explains his behaviour in terms of a disturbed childhood that taught him to keep his private life walled off from public view.Yet Mr Clinton's refusal to admit that his behaviour with Ms Lewinsky was part of a wider pattern of infidelity turns what ought to be an act of self-revelation into a self-serving excuse for his wrongdoing.

Taubman's contribution is to combine the earlier material with the most recent revelations into a lively and engaging story.

To Mr. Nichols, at 34 a rising writer-director with a knack for turning personal revelations into sharply observed films, these two moments, entwined, seemed like a movie.

As with so many athletes until recent medical revelations into brain injuries' hidden toll, the delayed and mystifying course of the injury has left Drummond all but forgotten.

It's a masterly transmutation of the prayerful impulses that are the dance motor of "Revelations" into a more abstract form of worship.