Sentence examples for unsettling revelation from inspiring English sources

Diana's blunt aversion to this plan seems unnatural (at least until an unsettling revelation late in the play), but Boris agrees to help.

But an even more unsettling revelation - which was curiously overlooked by commentistas - was that Goodman's bug-man was not merely tapping royal retainers, but also Rebekah Wade, editor of the Sun, which is a stablemate to the NoW.

That unsettling revelation was set out in a 1937 essay on "The Nature of the Firm," written by Ronald Coase, who went on to win the Nobel Prize in 1991.

Their work is still bringing unsettling revelations about the secret structures of our world to light.

Already shorn of much of his innocence in his earlier battles with Lord Voldemort, this 15-year-old wizard is compelled, in "The Order of the Phoenix," to confront even more unsettling revelations about his relationship with that evil lord, as well as some uncomfortable truths about his own parents and the role that fate has chosen him to play.

Though the novel moves towards a suite of surprising and unsettling revelations about the characters, the real strengths of the book are in Cercas's unadorned prose, once again deftly translated by Anne McLean, and in his ear for the rhythms of everyday speech.

Also unsettling was the revelation that the husband, identified as Sher Mohammad, 30, was suspected of being a member of a local militia that, the police and government officials said, has proliferated in the region and stoked lawlessness and violence, including in the home.

Some Israeli intellectuals seem to take solace in the thought that, unsettling though the revelations of the new historians may be, they demonstrate a national coming of age.