Sentence examples for works unmasked from inspiring English sources

It used to be said that the "Symphonie Fantastique" was Berlioz's sole masterpiece, and that his later works unmasked him as a "genius without talent" — a dilettante who mixed magnificent orchestral effects with inept fugues and insipid arias.

Now alert academic detective work has unmasked the sloppy copyist of the words of the father of English literature as Adam Pinkhurst, son of a small Surrey landowner during the 14th century.

Meanwhile, a growing assemblage of rival hackers has been working to unmask the core half-dozen LulzSec members and feed information on them to the authorities.

Second, this work has also unmasked an important hidden layer of biology.

The Anglican divine John Colls, for a time Bentham's secretary before he took holy orders, published an intemperate exposé of his former employer as a selfish and bigoted subversive in Utilitarianism Unmasked (1844), a work which proved popular among his fellow clergymen.

He was a thoroughly corrupt cop, but not until he began working for the good guys was he unmasked as murderously corrupt.

Kennedy went on to sell his story to the media and to work for a US security firm after he was unmasked in October 2010.

Once Mr. Ramos, the accused gunman, was unmasked, Mr. Mora said he recognized him as someone who worked for a while at a neighboring bodega.

His patter works best when he unmasks his inner geekiness, as when he apologetically tells an audience volunteer, "We all have a little con artist inside of us.

Because he makes Pancks do his dirty work, Casby by contrast appears to be generous, though he is ultimately unmasked.

In this work, we have shown that two putative new adhesins of Streptococcus suis have been unmasked; among them, an unnoticed putative component of the pilus.