Sentence examples for wonderful revelation from inspiring English sources

Realising we don't have to stop there was a wonderful revelation.

When my friends and I heard "I Want Your (Hands on Me)" in high school, it was a wonderful revelation: simple, forthright, not a vamp.

"It finally ended in a wonderful revelation," The Times wrote, "for before the spectators was the resplendent mausoleum of the king, a spacious and beautifully decorated chamber completely occupied by an immense shrine covered with gold inlaid with brilliant blue faience.

The Jordan codices, which tabloids have coined "the Jesus diaries," could yield wonderful revelations.

Like a true fan, Mr. Vander Ark treated even Ms. Rowling's assertions that he had made mistakes as wonderful revelations rather than embarrassments.

There were wonderful revelations: Did you know that the elegant David Bradley was really a Russian spy?

It is a good example of what a contemporary reviewer meant by Mayhew's "wonderful series of revelations suddenly disclosed in our own country, existing as it were, under our very feet".

By Richard Brody August 21, 2012 The joy of criticism is discovery — sometimes it's the arrival of a wonderful new film, sometimes the revelation of new wonders in one that's already familiar, and sometimes the excavation of something from the past that turns out to be a buried treasure.

Mr. Landers's recreations have a wonderful gaucherie, but the real revelations here — as paintings and as human drama — are eight smaller, ancillary works that feature British Redcoats, in which nature, women and death enter the picture and are expressed on a wonderful, shimmering, slurry surface.

It has some wonderful moments, such as Mieth recalling a revelation she had while looking at one of her own photographs — of an angry-seeming monkey sitting in the sea.

One of the final, sadly telling revelations of Pasternak Slater's wonderful study is that his daughter, Harriet, prayed that her father would not be resuscitated.