Sentence examples for uncovered its from inspiring English sources

Instead, it has uncovered its most intimate secrets, its invisible bed is visible.

Mobli, the photo- and video-based social network, launched in 2010, but it has just uncovered its flagship product, a real-time image search engine called EyeIn.

Years later Collins spotted it in two pieces in the museum's vast store, had it repaired, and eventually uncovered its extraordinary history.

While the labor department has not released details of its analysis or the scale of the pay gap it claims to have uncovered, its regional solicitor recently said that the agency's initial audit has founded six to seven standard deviations between pay rates for men and women across the company.

It was Kelly who defended his department after the Associated Press uncovered its surveillance of the city's Muslim communities.

The classic example of this was in the discovery of imatinib (Gleevec); while it was originally touted as a PGDFR inhibitor, later studies uncovered its effectiveness was due to inhibition of other kinases (namely, cKIT and BCR-ABL).

As the discourse of international law coalesced, literary works from romances and tragedies to novels responded to its unfulfilled ambitions and inexorable failures, occasionally affirming it, often contesting it, always uncovering its problems and rehearsing imaginary solutions.

After last week's turmoil, it becomes increasingly important to uncover its origins.

But it takes a philosopher to uncover its spirit, and Frederic Gros does so in his book, "A Philosophy of Walking".

But it takes a philosopher to uncover its spiritShell shockThe lobster population in New England has boomed in recent years as overfishing has reduced competitors.

In addition, because the IFL is prominent in higher mammals, it would be intriguing to uncover its functional role.