Sentence examples for wind up revealing from inspiring English sources
When characters in plays take off their clothes, they wind up revealing only the actors underneath, not any deeper truths about the characters ["Is Less More? Broadway's Naked Truths" by Jesse Green, July 6].
The seven days when Hammond went unused and those nine pitches he uncorked wound up deciding the hectic weekend in the Red Sox' favor and could wind up revealing how the season evolves.
It's the sort of movie whose flaws and familiarities wind up revealing its maker's strengths: Nichols' direction is clear-eyed and restrained, almost to a fault, and he refuses every opportunity to grandstand.
But the meeting at Hofstra University, convened in an effort to reach a regional consensus about a court-mandated reslicing of the state education pie, wound up revealing more about the political fissures caused by decades of competition for state resources.
But it wound up revealing the Obama White House's biggest weakness: The president's top advisers are not just overly political, they are almost totally political.
Dragon is an in-progress animation test from Yujaeho's studios, which winds up revealing a lot about the effort that goes into CGI design.
The subplot involving Diggle and Quentin Lance's mission for Darhk, which wound up revealing some less-than-pleasant information about the death of John's brother, was a welcome development.
They wound up, he reveals in "Double Vision," in St .Petersburg, Florida — survivors who had the wit and the wherewithal to maneuver themselves and their only child out of Hitler's reach.
On a bright afternoon not long ago, a man stepped out of an apartment onto a crowded sidewalk and a gust of wind blew his shirt up, revealing a gun.
But some still wind up sad.
