Sentence examples for less revelatory from inspiring English sources

Another Belgian, Rene Jacobs, proves no less revelatory in two discs of secular cantatas.

As in these earlier novels, great events of history are less important, and less revelatory, than moments of private pain.

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

I was told in interviews with American and European intelligence officials, however, that the laptop was more suspect and less revelatory than it had been depicted.

Meanwhile, at much the same time, other no less revelatory finds were being made along the length of the south coast.

Kairos, a secretive secular retreat where students strip away their beliefs and attempt to acquire a better self-awareness, was no less revelatory.

The experience has been nothing less than revelatory.

Mr. Demme's portrayal of his qualities — an Alan Lomax-level desire to seek out music, a love of his daughters, an interest in Buddhism — feels less than revelatory.

Their début single, "When You're Sad," was a less than revelatory lift of the Jesus and Mary Chain's feedback-drenched rock, but A. R. Kane soon became a delightful bellwether of trends rumbling through England.

There will be many women (and men) whom this strikes at a less than revelatory level, not because it is common knowledge, but because it seems that every other week these days a book comes out ascribing various human states and behaviours – love/happiness/anger/addiction – to brain chemistry or neural wiring, accompanied by data from a scanner and a set of demoralised lab rats.

For his part, Commissioner Bratton said Monday that he doesn't necessarily dispute the results so much as find them less than revelatory.