Examples of unveil

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However, a close analysis unveiled a well-established order with repeated urban patterns.
Analysis of mundane moral reasoning and ordinary moral consciousness will never reach the depth necessary for unveiling the powers at work in this context.
The threat of prosecution lurks, however, in the background of private negotiations, a threat to be unveiled in the face of unco-operativeness or intransigence.
A more systematic analysis of the phenomenon, as we shall see, unveils a far more complex and intriguing picture.
The instant of presence established by repetition as it unveils a truth that exceeds normal temporal order is transcendental in a metaphysical sense.
The molecular mechanisms of oocyte maturation and early embryonic development are unveiling new insights into reproductive medicine.
Reviewing the structure of the text in such a way, unveils the inner character of the protagonist.
The systematic biasing of the tilting in the streamwise direction is thus unveiled by the visualized flow pattern.
By unveiling, by confessing our sins and 'making known' our requests, we assume the high rank of persons before him.
I would argue that whether male communists "unveiled their wives" tells us nothing about women's own actions, attitudes, and agency.
Our current study, however, unveiled a novel function of these secreted molecules in vivo.
I think that's what is happening in the music, unveiling more of the ensemble and gradually adding to the ensemble.
Paradoxically, it is at its most apocalyptic and most anti-apocalyptic in this gesture of unveiling anti-transcendence.
In some cases the request for forgiveness and the promise of betterment appears directly and unveiled.
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