Sentence examples for utter revelation from inspiring English sources

I have heard the song countless times, but watching her and hearing her... an utter revelation and absolute joy.

The latter, Parrott writes in a paper to be published by Victorian Periodicals Review, "likened the experience to deciphering the Rosetta Stone – a moment of utter revelation".

"I left an ossified, sclerotic Britain of great state-nationalized, money-losing industries and vast council estates of despair in thrall to corrupt Labour councils, and I went to America, and it was an utter revelation to me," he once said.

As a result, I learnt to masturbate and it was a complete and utter revelation to me".

As a result, I learned to masturbate, and it was a complete and utter revelation to me".

David Schramm, his shirt heavily streaked with sweat, flails and bellows as a gum-chomping bigmouth whose amusing bluster gradually curdles into a revelation of utter bigotry.

The UN does not claim to be perfect that UN peacekeepers were engaged in the sexual exploitation and abuse of minors is an utter abomination, and recent revelations about aspects of the Oil for Food program clearly demonstrate the need for strengthened management and accountability.

Faced with new revelations about the surveillance state, Chomsky might engage in data mining, juxtaposing our politicians' lofty statements about freedom against their secretive actions, thereby revealing their utter hypocrisy.

The attack and the subsequent revelations regarding Aum and the utter derangement of many of its members shocked Japan in profound ways.

The most troubling revelation from the report, she said, is the utter lack of diversity in sports journalism.

With the exception of Edwards, whose candidacy quickly disintegrated after public revelations about his love tryst, the candidates didn't utter another word about poverty during the rest of the campaign.