Sentence examples for would only reveal from inspiring English sources
Woodward, Bernstein and Bradlee had always maintained they would only reveal Deep Throat's identity after he was dead.
More likely, such a solution would only reveal the vast disarray of the Arab world and accelerate the clash of religious and national differences.
It did so again three days later, and on Wednesday it released an audio tape again claiming credit and taunting that it would only reveal how it did it when it wants to.
But in yet another unforced error, he seemed to wriggle out of his commitment, saying he would only reveal all if the other candidates also released details of their partners' incomes to an independent body.
Publisher Jonathan Cape would only reveal that the novel "explores a different phase in Bridget's life", refusing to say if Bridget's perennial paramours, Mark Darcy and Daniel Cleaver, would make an appearance in the story, or if Bridget would have aged in real time, making her at least in her late 40s.
According to this position, stylistic variations would only reveal superficial differences of expression that leave the content of discourse untouched.
The binding sites would not only reveal mRNA targets but would show GQ motif consensus if that's really the in vivo binding site for Aven.
Given that the women had experienced both oocyte retrieval and embryo transplant in between administrations, it was expected that the re-test would not only reveal the degree of error variation that is a characteristic of the test, but would also be sensitive to changes in perception of the original COSI and thus, not be as strong a correlation as generally expected for test-retest reliability.
"I had an idea that the tent interiors would not only reveal fascinating and intimate details about their inhabitants but also counter the myth that nobody was sleeping in them".
Therefore, the identification of mutations responsible for drug resistance would not only reveal the mechanism of drug resistance, but also lead to the development of new effective drugs.
Abstaining for so long would not only reveal just how dependent we are on our fellow creatures -- and the cost in grain, water, and energy of producing so much animal protein -- it would also force us to explore new, creative options of getting the nutrition we need.
