His subtext was deeply revealing.
It is pure stage poetry, deeply revealing of character.
But her discussion of the pressures and societal expectations placed on women were also deeply revealing.
The selection of Dick Cheney was deeply revealing about Mr. Bush's approach to politics and to governing.
Destined to remain a cult favorite and never catch on with the masses, it was still deeply revealing.
Whether the scenes were underthought by Kubrick or intentionally conceived by him as underimagined, their insignificance is deeply revealing.
It was, they think, painted alongside the original and so is deeply revealing about what the painting looked like when it was new.
They're the ones who put themselves on the line, physically and morally, in movies (which is why the direction of actors is deeply revealing of a filmmaker's character and moral fibre).
In keeping with the social order in which she had been brought up, Mrs. Roosevelt did not begin to address Marion King by her first name until eleven years into their correspondence; and when the letters stray into the territory of the personal their obliqueness is, in its own way, deeply revealing.
With this model, we deeply reveal the relationship between the parameter settings and the RI-MAC performance, and further optimize the RI-MAC design.
