“Where an author has not entered into a contractual agreement to disclose a work, his or her right to control divulgation is absolute.”

“Unlike the French right of divulgation, the right of first publication limits the display right to a public display.”

“Half a century later, the gap between the Two Cultures remains yawningly wide, despite steady divulgation by scientists.”

“Seducing an audience by the slow, blurred divulgence of information is a specialty of Mr. Harrower.”

“Through this divulgence the Message of Fatima acquired an extraordinary actuality and value.”

“With a degree of divulgence rare in an introduction, Shlaes lays out her thesis.”

“A good rule of thumb is to encourage your staff to maintain a position of information gatherer rather than information divulger.”

“But then I focus on words that can be carved from sentences and how paragraphs and chapters can move with hints rather than divulgences.”

“Tóibín takes the divulgences and descriptions in these letters, and in those of James's correspondents, and turns them into a curious silent movie.”

“An example of these unedited divulgences is the public company executive who bragged about his sexual prowess on Twitter, or the one who used a racist epithet on YouTube.”