Sentence examples for spectacular revelation from inspiring English sources

This was a spectacular revelation.

"Nixon and Kissinger" contains no such spectacular revelations.

This show, like so many in those days before museum surveys, when paintings were presented as spectacular revelations, had only one exhibit – the newly discovered Charles.

Carter, who covers the television industry for the Times, has managed to put together a suspenseful piece of business journalism about the battle for "Tonight" in spite of the facts that, first, everyone interested in reading his book will already know how it all turned out, and, second, he has no spectacular revelations to share.

Despite that title, it's a book of insights and spectacular personal revelations rather than a typical tell-all celebrity memoir.

Expect some striking revelations.

And the one or two very conceivable bad things that could occur -- more economic trouble, terrorist spectacular, geopolitical humiliation, more revelations from Russian intelligence -- that would likely up-end what should be a Hillary victory, which I discussed nearly a month ago, have not yet occurred.

The most spectacular recent example was the revelation, uncovered by Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey, that Congress thirty years ago told the president to ban exports of US natural gas, but that the necessary regulations have never been issued.

The revelation came in a spectacular talk this week by Svante Pääbo at the Society for Neuroscience meeting in Washington DC.

Like Fifa, football associations and confederations across the region issued statements declaring themselves shocked at the scandal, even though this is simply the latest and most spectacular in a series of corruption revelations concerning football officials.

Following a spectacular series of leaks, Sony's recent revelations about PlayStation 4 felt a bit muted.