Sentence examples for surprising disclosure from inspiring English sources

The most surprising disclosure today was the reported death of Arif, who the police had hoped could unlock the kidnapping case.

After promising the church would put its "money where its mouth is," Archbishop Welby was confronted with a surprising disclosure that a small part of the church's wealth was invested in a payday company.

WASHINGTON — When President Obama mentioned last week that he had picked up a new hobby — skeet shooting at Camp David — it was a surprising disclosure by a president whose main identification with guns these days is his effort to ban assault rifles and high-capacity magazines.

Though she says it ended up being a positive learning moment, that was certainly a surprising disclosure for us all to hear.

Commenting on my surprising disclosure that I actually pay for Gmail, he wrote: "Somewhere in the Googleplex is a spreadsheet with a revenue line that reads 'extra storage (sree)' and totals out at $75".

So they will lean extra heavily on the two-time FIFA world player of the year who is coping with so much knee tendinitis and thigh soreness that his personal physician made a surprising disclosure to a Portuguese newspaper.

Meanwhile, Jamesian sentences unwind at various speeds, punctuated with surprising disclosures.

One of the report's more surprising disclosures is that the programme's software will not run until March this year.

The Smoking Gun scoop was picked up by newspapers and television programs across the country, the latest in a string of surprising disclosures on the Web site to influence the coverage of national news stories.

One of the book's most surprising disclosures – at least to a non-Tory like this reviewer – is that newly elected Tory MPs still trail their fingers on the left toecap of his bronze statue in the members' lobby "hoping to receive some psychic charge before they are called on to speak".

In a stigma-impregnated culture [ 4, 5], it is not surprising that disclosure is a complicated and difficult process.