Sentence examples for truly revealed from inspiring English sources

At the moment, the future is grim for Málaga, but the extent of the darkness is yet to be truly revealed.

And so, if we can hang on, it will be in the twenty-fifties that the manners and meanings of the Obama era will be truly revealed: only then will we know our own essence.

It was these trips, undertaken in the 1950s, that led him to believe that the essence of architecture was only truly revealed in its ruined state: devoid of function, a building could then speak solely of how it was made.

But the exact scale might not ever have been truly revealed as it has by this picture — on which an astronaut is dwarfed by the International Space Station in which he temporarily lives.

Ockham claims that what a prophet has truly revealed about the contingent future "could have been and can be false" (Ockham Predestination, 44), even though the existence of the prophecy in the past is "ever afterwards necessary" (Ockham Predestination, 44).

The point of all points which the Lord has truly revealed to me in my sleep.

So why not truly reveal himself?

An x-ray later revealed there were no breaks but Pommerie warned that a fracture may truly reveal itself only after 24 hours.

Carradine's Woody has plenty of indomitability, but the smaller, telling moments that truly reveal a character seem oddly impersonal and contrived more in the service of legend.

But before I get to that, let's look at what I found truly revealing: the McCain campaign's response to the Tax Policy Center's assessment.

Burnett's mastery of the reality-TV formula would keep the show from being a certain kind of disaster but would also keep it from being truly revealing.