Sentence examples for swiftly revealed from inspiring English sources
KING SOLOMON, relates the Bible, acted wisely and decisively when faced with two women claiming the same baby: his threat to cut it in half swiftly revealed the real mother.
The Washington Post and then Greenwald swiftly revealed another secret program started under Bush, code-named Prism, that lets the N.S.A. and the F.B.I. tap Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube and Apple, lifting audio and video chats, photographs, e-mails and documents in an effort to track foreign targets.
Now, except for a few sealed-off corners of Africa and Asia, what a ruler does to his people is swiftly revealed by camera, satellite and Internet to a large, interested and reasonably well-informed audience; and, if what he does is outrageous enough, the audience is likely to want something done about it.
Our headlamps swiftly revealed shadowy ceilings studded with calcite crystals.
The controls are symmetrical, but Brothers swiftly reveals that the two boys are not identical.
Devised and performed by the Mad Ones, it takes place in the teachers' lounge, and swiftly reveals the frustrations bubbling under a veneer of ingratiating politeness.
Mr. Sarkozy's office swiftly denied revealing any confidential information about "a possible intrusion".
They were swiftly followed by laughs, though, as she revealed: "I don't want to be a woman, I'm a very lazy boy at home and I won't change that".
When they were revealed by The Washington Post last Thursday, Mr. Jones's remarks swiftly became notorious, partly because of the vivid language he used to make his case.
According to Scottish transfer regulations the loan deal was invalid, so instead he was swiftly transferred on a permanent basis for an undisclosed fee, later revealed by Gunn to have been £25,000.
When Whitacre is revealed as a liar, we're shocked, and Soderbergh, moving swiftly and surely through short scenes, keeps the style ambiguous — lodged somewhere between thriller and farce.
