Sentence examples for there were revealed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "there were revealed" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where something is disclosed or made known, but the construction is awkward and not commonly used. Example: "In the investigation, there were revealed several key pieces of evidence that changed the course of the case."
The cascade of failures and missteps during the demolition and asbestos abatement there were revealed soon after the fire and then exposed in painstaking detail during a 16-month investigation that led to today's charges.
In the structure of many sheaths, there were revealed electron transparent sections.
I think this is the moment when it all comes together, and the world drops away and the reason you're the one standing up there is revealed.
A process of comparative viewing helped along by what labels there are reveals the diversity of sensibilities, technologies and materials.
There was revealed a substantial difference between their effects on blood flow of ischemic brain.
Furthermore, there was revealed significantly more infants with low birth weight (< 2.5 kilo) and a higher incidence of post-caesarean surgical wound infection in the northern region.
When the lymph node Vβ8+ T cells were examined by Annexin V staining, an early sign of apoptosis, there was revealed to be a significant difference between the Naïve and SEB treated groups demonstrating the SEB-associated induction of apoptosis.
As well as waspish observations about personalities – Charles Clarke is "a quixotic contrarian" – there are revealing anecdotes.
I'm happy to oblige, though I worry that it might count as a spoiler even to mention that there are reveals, surprises and uncredited performances.
As the book's title suggests, Adams, like most authors, was not afraid to borrow, and there are revealing similarities between Welsh's Hitch-hiker's Guide to Europe and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
There are revealing complaints about missteps at the F.B.I. under Louis J. Freeh's watch, but also dozens of pointless digressions about matters like zombies in Haiti and ruins in Pompeii.
