Sentence examples for unearthed all from inspiring English sources

Researching the period unearthed "all these stories I had never heard, very different from the ones I was familiar with.

What's more, he just happened to be the one who unearthed all the salient evidence in the original investigation – Rianne Olivier, Reggie Ledoux et al. Is it that much of a stretch to suggest that Rust manufactured those clues – "pushed the case where he wanted it to go" – to string along the police: a serial killer toying with the men hunting him?

Journalist Ben Macintyre, who has recently begun to corner the market in rather splendidly more factual reworkings of second world war demi-myths, and who has unearthed all this, paced the two nights of Kim Philby: His Most Intimate Betrayal with just the right recipe of pop-cultural intrigue and erudition.

"When it was unearthed, all of the archaeologists and staff members were shocked.

This one thread seems to have unearthed all of the unsavory and dark and dangerous aspects of Vanderbilt's campus culture that persist in preventing this place from being a safe place for women.

We are less confident to have unearthed all available evidence on the effectiveness of different programs, especially as much unpublished additional evidence may reside with implementing organizations.

After a rambling start (viewers unfamiliar with the original plot will be lost), "Antigone Unearthed," an all-female reimagining of the tragedy, introduces stylized movements, blackouts and sounds (hissing, hooting, wordless singing) that neither advance a theme, nor create an absorbing mood, nor support the self-indulgent script.

And then there were the layers of gay subtext to be unearthed in all the various strands of straight acting in high and low culture of previous generations.

The natural poetry of her immediate responses to the muddy land and the bright sky, to animals and flowers, wood and dirt, flourish in the presence of Akin while they are also stifled by the hardass wisdom of her father — played by Robert Longstreet, whose grainy baritone growl seems unearthed from all the Westerns of vanished dreams.

Temple monuments of modest dimensions have been unearthed; in all probability, specific local traditions were a factor in their design.

Affairs have disastrous consequences, male characters contend with pregnancies; "that smelly bone … better off buried in the backyard of life" is unearthed in all its dirty glory.