“The Prime Minister's revelation of a planned ban on public smoking has been welcomed by health watchdogs.”

“The high-profile case led to civil unrest and the eventual revelation of corruption within the city's government.”

“Many were surprised by the revelation that Isaac Newton was an apocalyptic thinker.”

“But it was Paul to whom the Lord revealed the whole doctrine of the mystery; and we firmly believe he thus became the revelator to all men of these glorious things connected with this mystery.”

“In the past, railroad workers used black oil to detect flaws and cracks in the tracks, and talc powder as a revelator.”

“In this search of evasion, he utilizes photography as a support of the imaginary and light as revelator.”

“They were beyond that revealment now, yet here was everything as in a glass.”

“The Truth and Love that he manifests in his life, is the revealment of his God-like nature.”

“And still, so incredible the revealment, he had not in the first shock of it seemed to consider Baird in any way to blame.”

“And in still other circles he was seen as a revealer of Gnostic secrets whose most significant teaching was given following his resurrection.”

“The one we may call a revealer of what we are to do, the other of what we are to love.”

“Jesus is the image of the Father and, at the same time, the revealer of our human vocation.”

“Much of the book is relentlessly polemical and was obviously written in a white heat in the aftermath of the revelations.”

“He has since been photographed with other women, and been the subject of kiss-and-tell revelations.”

“One of the most interesting revelations of the study is that American Jewry seems to be moving in two different directions simultaneously.”