Sentence examples for uncovering himself from inspiring English sources

As he leaves the stage prophesying doom, Fox takes off his coxcomb, as if he too were uncovering himself.

We were probably only 12 months from him uncovering himself," Mr Round said.

Murphy's Law 9pm, BBC1 After last week's explosive and highly dramatic ending, a few loose ends need to be tied up before Tommy Murphy James Nesbittt) is allowed to uncover himself and let his prey, gangster Dave Callard, know that this new best friend isn't a ruthless and clever contract killer but a ruthless and clever undercover member of the national crime squad.

But as the members of Miller's team repeatedly come up empty -- risking their lives to raid vacant warehouses and abandoned factories -- he finds himself uncovering a hidden history of manipulation and double-dealing.

While investigating a murder, protagonist and player character George Stobbart finds himself uncovering a dark mystery regarding the Knights Templar.

Even though Randi prides himself on uncovering frauds and hoaxes, he seems to turn a blind eye when he himself may be involved in what could be deemed a fraud or hoax.

After landing at Caltech as an assistant professor, he decided to devote himself to uncovering the secrets of the solar system.

Hannay, accused of the murder, flees to Scotland to try to uncover the plot himself.

The Kremlin denied the prosecution was an act of revenge to distract attention from corrupt officials but supporters said a further criminal investigation has now come to light, this time accusing Mr Magnitsky of the massive theft which he had himself uncovered.

A graceful novel whose hero, an English graduate student of Sufi mystical poetry who hopes to uncover that within himself which passeth show, heads first for California and later for Iran, where he and the woman he is traveling with improve their understanding of mystical poetry and of themselves.

He assigned himself the task of uncovering the identity of McCullin's "shellshocked Marine," the subject of another famous photograph from Hue.