Sentence examples for unearthing secrets from inspiring English sources

With no quick and easy resolution to the mystery, Whicher was forced to dig into the private affairs of the Kent household, unearthing secrets and advancing speculations that, in Summerscale's view, were profoundly threatening to English society's notions of itself.

Convinced that the girl's death was no suicide, McGrath traverses the city in search of clues, unearthing secrets that bring him closer to the enigmatic Cordova.

The show features famous people unearthing secrets from their past.

Directed by Brad Bird, the film follows teenager Casey (up-and-coming young actress Britt Robertson) as she embarks on a journey with former boy-genius Frank George Clooneyy) to unearth secrets of a place known as Tomorrowland.

Unlike Ralph Edwards's vintage series, This is Your Life, in which guests would hear voices from their immediate pasts, Finding Your Roots delves deep into history to unearth secrets, enabling ancestors and relatives heretofore unknown and unspoken of to reappear as central characters with the potential to shape and inspire lives still unfolding.

"The thaw for unearthing the secrets of our region has begun," Krzysztof Kwiatkowski, governor of Walbrzych County, told reporters two weeks ago.

No wonder there has been a long tradition in England of people devoting themselves to unearthing the secrets of the lost religions of pagan times.

Zuckerman is incensed that the would-be biographer, a "deeply disrespectful, ardent" young man named Kliman, is trying to make a name for himself by unearthing the secrets of one of his heroes, the writer E. I. Lonoff.

What if there was a study dedicated to unearthing the secrets to a happy and purposeful life?

Using archival footage, the Wienstein Production capitalizes on the mystery surrounding the NASA program, unearthing a secret mission in 1974 where something went disastrously wrong.

Will goes to visit, trying to find Hannibal and possibly unearth some secrets about him.