Sentence examples for wrong revealing from inspiring English sources

"It has identified precisely what went wrong, revealing serious failures, as well as offering us a number of sensible recommendations to put things right," he said.

But a newly-published study by a team of Australian scientists shows that idea is wrong, revealing that the gills are the primary site of respiration for inflated pufferfish.

But one of the authors, Prof Jago Dodson of RMIT, said O'Brien could prove the report was wrong by revealing the true cost of the project.

The irony is that admitting when we are wrong and revealing our vulnerabilities is actually a reflection of great inner strength.

On set John Simm was doing something terrible as The Master that it would be wrong to reveal.

It's the choice of how you deal with when the system is wrong that reveals how you view the world".

If it feels wrong to reveal too much about a book that in the end refuses to reveal much at all, that's a mark of O'Callaghan's success at conjuring an atmosphere of dread; he draws the reader into a world that seems apocalyptic and quotidian at the same time, drenched with everyday sadness as much as otherworldly menace.

The novel delivers a taut climax, and by that point we certainly want Schwarz to get away with it; but the denouement (which it would be wrong to reveal) confirms Oswald's ambitions to write more than just a financial thriller.

'The enemy of the West is a product of the West... is terrorism the bastard child of a demonic couple: Islam and Europe?' As this is a thriller of sorts, it would be wrong to reveal all of Lévy's conclusions.

The fall of Juárez proved that notion wrong and revealed the real strength of the rebel forces.

According to him, on some occasions the government itself or it's agents, either hoping he puts a foot wrong and reveals his identity or for some other obscure reason, have passed on false leads.