Sentence examples for troubling revelations from inspiring English sources

And the gun used by Abu Zeid led to more troubling revelations.

Now we must learn from the troubling revelations Mr Snowden brought to light.

A surprise visit from Lord John Grey and young William brings tension and troubling revelations to the Fraser homestead.

Now James faces his greatest test: whether he can put an end to the phone-hacking scandal — without the company facing more troubling revelations, an embarrassingly high amount in damages or the collapse of the takeover of Sky.

Prosecutors acknowledged that there were troubling revelations and glaring inconsistencies in various accounts given by the housekeeper, who accused Mr. Strauss-Kahn of trying to rape her in May.

The director of the institute where the discussion occurred, Dany Zamir, published the accounts in his newsletter and leaked them to the newspapers to draw attention to what he considered to be troubling revelations.

"With G4S responsible for the safety, security and smooth running of some of our most high-profile prisons this is a troubling revelation.

The janitor was promptly fired, but when criminal background checks were performed on dozens of other employees, there was another troubling revelation.

Instead, the Lesnar and McGregor-Diaz news became secondary to the troubling revelation that one of the best MMA reporters, Ariel Helwani of MMAFighting.com, had his credentials pulled during the fight and is now permanently banned from future UFC events.

Their "high number of neutral positions on these questions" suggested "a certain level of apathy with regard to these issues" – a troubling revelation, surely, for a city that prides itself on its reputation for high civic engagement.

At the same time, there came the even more troubling revelation of the fossils, that the species, far from being created whole and finished, as in Milton's evocation in Paradise Lost, in fact came and went.