Sentence examples for substantive revelations from inspiring English sources
And is it appropriate, as Alessandra Stanley noted, that "debates showcase personality far more than policy positions," or is this moment overshadowing more substantive revelations?
I hesitate to say too much, since the movie is built around a series of formal and substantive revelations that must be seen to be believed.
Whether changes brought on by the latest series of revelations prove substantive and long-lasting remains far from certain.
Recently, scholars such as Patricia Crone and Tom Holland have cast doubt on whether Mecca was actually the place where Muhammad received his revelations and where the Qur'an reached its substantive form.
Garcia's dramatic intervention came just hours after Eckert had confirmed the Guardian's revelation that Russia and Qatar would be cleared of substantive wrongdoing and would not be stripped of the tournaments despite a whirlwind of speculation.
Mrs Miller made her apology on Thursday and, responding to the latest revelations, Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps told the BBC: "She has made the apology, but not for the substantive point for which she was reported in the first place by a Labour MP, and it does rather draw a line under the whole thing".
One of the revelations of the first year of our efforts was that executive ownership and sponsorship are essential to making substantive change.
There are substantive issues.
