Sentence examples for that unearthing from inspiring English sources
We conclude that unearthing mechanisms offers new opportunities and different types of strategic interventions in practice than most existing studies have offered.
Wilson, who lives in a converted toilet block in Chepstow, believes that unearthing the city of Trellech will be his life's work.
Mr. Gipson, whose fund has $7 billion in assets, says that unearthing worthy replacements is harder now than it was four years ago.
THERE are places in rural Connecticut so rich in history that unearthing the past, as Stanley Moroch discovered, is literally only a matter of digging.
The second sign is that "Unearthing" is not a comic book at all, but a lengthy spoken-word recording accompanied by an atmospheric musical soundtrack and a book of photographs.
There's no doubt that unearthing real-life politics in popcorn material adds salt to the cultural soup and has helped elevate a genre that once knew only black and white – good and evil – to new heights of colourful complexity.
Read the Times investigation that unearthed the allegations.
Sacred Founders presents a bold interpretive framework that unearths a forgotten transformation in female imperial power.
In The New York Times Book Review, Maureen Dowd reviews two new books that unearth vintage conversations with the Hollywood legends Orson Welles and Ava Gardner.
One answer in recent years has been provided by narratives that unearth tangled motivations and dilemmas on all sides, and that attempt to synthesize the many sociopolitical changes that war, economic expansion, and nationalism unleash.
Even Jordan, which has been effective at protecting and preserving its sites, struggles with the incursions of modernity upon antiquity — among them thieves, construction projects that unearth and destroy mosaics, and unfenced livestock that wander in and damage sites.
