Sentence examples for unearthed from inspiring English sources

Tony McNulty, a Home Office minister, dismissed Davis's campaign as a "complete circus, tinged with vanity with a bit of self-delusion" and hinted that the true motive lay in shadow cabinet divisions which had yet to be unearthed.

Sean Parker had been quietly, hurtfully ousted from the company after an email was unearthed in which he referred to file-sharers as pirates, something Napster's lawyers were always careful to deny.

Friends and admirers of Carter assess her newly unearthed poems in a Radio 4 programme broadcast this afternoon and presented by the writer's literary executor, Susannah Clapp, the Observer's theatre critic.

The foreign minister, Charlie Flanagan, will make the request in light of recently unearthed military documents that appear to show Britain accepted that interrogation techniques used on the men amounted to torture.

"When abuse of workers was first unearthed, football authorities assured us there would be change," he said.

If, in a thousand years an archaeologist unearthed 21st-century London, he or she would think that Canary Wharf represented the best of our civilisation.

But the crucial memo – written by reporter Tim Wood – was subsequently unearthed by News Corp's in-house clean up committee and handed over to the cops.

It's a silent history that is slowly, slowly being unearthed".

British accomplices in last week's botched efforts could yet be unearthed, but so far the suspects are Indian, Jordanian and Iraqi (though one was born in Aylesbury).

By revisiting archives in Britain and elsewhere, Mr White and colleagues have unearthed 1,300 uncatalogued Nelson letters, a good 20% more than were known about before.

The committee has unearthed several instances in which BP managers seem to have chosen cheaper, rather than safer, options.