Sentence examples for Revelatory material from inspiring English sources

And some of its most surprisingly revelatory material appears in what Mr. Richards jokingly calls "Keef's Guitar Workshop".

He cited "CNN and C-Span and other round-the-clock coverage" as contributors to the overexposure that has left authors short on revelatory material.

That hard drive contains revelatory material – all the expense claims made by 646 members of parliament over the last five years.

Most books serialised by newspapers have enough new or revelatory material for, at best, three days or so – but Rod's has been going strong for the best part of a week, with no sign of running out of steam.

So while the book is "without any fresh revelatory material", as the great films roll by "and Hitchcock refines his Hitchcock act, Ackroyd exploits small insights to extrapolate a tangible personality".

But it's the dominant consistency of Gabriel's more quietly revelatory material that is the album's artistic strength, and potentially its commercial weakness.

It's hardly revelatory stuff.

Rolling Stone also gave the album four-and-a-half stars out of five, and praised its "wildly varied material, revelatory singing, impeccable stereo sound".

Except for a 1959 home recording of the previously unreleased original "When I Got Troubles," the very early material is less revelatory.

"The material I read is revelatory and deeply moving.

Relatively cheap, frequently revelatory and often benefiting from extraordinary archive material, this work sets down stories that might otherwise be lost.