Sentence examples for that reveals something from inspiring English sources
"I'm interested that light has thingness itself, so it's not something that reveals something about other things you're looking at, but it becomes a revelation in itself".
With the right kind of massaging by laser pulses, the superposition collapses to a final result that reveals something about all of the parallel computations.
Also, there's something about it that reveals something of the isolation, the anxiety, the sheer weight of responsibility that Mr Brown and others like him have to bear.
However, they posit that "giving a gift that reveals something of your own true self" could foster a much greater sense of intimacy because "it's an act of personal disclosure".
THERE is precisely one word of dialogue in Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" that reveals something personal about the play's Stage Manager, a kind of all-knowing god of Americana who narrates the bittersweet story of small-town life, love and loss.
Since then, I have seen countless others surrender willingly, or reluctantly, to his scrutiny, but the result is always somehow the same yet utterly different: a map of the human face that reveals something of the life lived or the particular – and often peculiar – reverie of a single moment).
To me, the most effective of crime's fictional topographies are the ones that reveal something about the detective and something of the society in which they live.
It's a "Canterbury Tales" for the nursery, travelers whiling away a long journey by telling stories that reveal something about themselves.
Steve McQueen, Diana Ross, Bob Dylan, Audrey Hepburn and more are included, alongside quotes that reveal something about the celebrity hiding behind the shades.
Several Inside Amy Schumer sketches have gone viral during its three seasons, especially ones that reveal something about how women think.
We wrote down statements about the meaning units, producing a text that revealed something about our own understanding, and we tried to capture the questions which the statements were answers to.
