Sentence examples for for revelatory from inspiring English sources

He had the born critic's eye for revelatory detail.

But only a few of them — including Mitsuko Uchida, Martha Argerich and Andras Schiff — can be counted on for revelatory and transcendent interpretations.

Bars: The Bitter Bar: Visit the master mixer Mark Stoddard for revelatory cocktails like the Grassy Knoll, made with gin, verjus, white vermouth, sauvignon blanc and celery bitters.

It was always going to be ground-breaking, although in the end he might have plumped for revelatory if the word did not sound quite so self-important.

One major reward of established Shakespeare festivals with repertory companies is the depth of casting that allows for revelatory performances even in minor roles.

In the last two weeks, on the other hand, the Panama Papers have been a moment of apotheosis for revelatory investigative journalism which might not have withstood the costs regime of the Crime and Courts Act.

Roger Norrington/Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra: breathless, for some, revelatory for others, Norrington makes the C major symphony a scruff-of-the-neck experience.

Kristen Stewart made history this year as the first American to win France's prestigious César award for best supporting actress for her revelatory performance as an assistant to a demanding actor (Juliette Binoche) in Olivier Assayas's drama Clouds of Sils Maria.

And somehow yet again, without anyone being able to pinpoint exactly how it happened, a woman ended up writing a personal story – lauded for its revelatory frankness, but castigated for being unrepresentative of the whole of her sex – while a man has merely "drawn on his own experiences" to produce an "in-depth exploration" of a supposedly universal phenomenon.

Having a gift for narrative and an eye for the revelatory incident, novelists excel at swiftly but comprehensibly guiding us through the high points of an artist's life.

So hopes were high for a revelatory "Shrew".