Nothing here is in itself highly dramatic or revelatory.
That isn't to say this wasn't a highly entertaining, even revelatory experience.
The band has released highly publicized, sometimes revelatory, and just as often cynical documents of nearly every phase of its career.
Second, related but more abstract, it is a formal narrative that follows a single artifact through scores of permutations, in terms of material, technique, sensibility and taste, proving once more the revelatory power of highly focused examinations of visual culture.
Yet in "Thinking in Numbers" Mr. Tammet fails to sustain these revelatory glimpses into his highly unusual brain.
"No End in Sight," with its jaw-dropping list of former officials (including the chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin L. Powell), is a revelatory piece of journalism and was highly praised by critics.
This year, I'm hoping to spend quality time with Scott Berg's (authorised) biography of Katherine Hepburn, Kate Remembered - highly unusual for such an icon to be so revelatory and I'm told it's filled with juicy morsels!
He has given hundreds of highly classified documents to The Guardian, the British newspaper, which has been publishing a series of revelatory articles about American and British eavesdropping, and a smaller number to The Post.
It's nothing revelatory, but it raises the question of why House Republicans decided to once again give Comey, a highly credible witness, a platform to call the president a liar.
