Sentence examples for really revelatory from inspiring English sources

I love theatre that is really revelatory about some aspect of society.

"I would get to hear the songs in this disassembled way and it was really revelatory and a lot of times really beautiful," he said.

It's a little too heavy-handed to be really revelatory, but it's an added dynamic most cop shows wouldn't bother with.

It was really revelatory and exciting to hear.

See, it turns out that scholars at the Spanish National Research Council have scientifically proven something really, really revelatory: Music on the radio is getting crappier.

But in other ways it was really quite revelatory".

So, when we weren't being given a genuinely touching and really quite revelatory documentary, we were getting shots of the happy couple in bed, their (considerable) chests bared to the world.

Still, it's not really a revelatory experience gunning this Land Rover down the highway, more of one that inspires decent confidence.

Is it really so revelatory that a 25-year-old girl made a better thing than everybody else?

He first says that the people and culture are the foundation, which in itself is really not that revelatory; every tech CEO says that.

Now that we're out flailing in the horse latitudes of pre-Super Bowl downtime, I've had my fill of heartwarming/time-filling stories from guys aspiring to be majestic and revelatory (or just really admission: "We overplay everything in the Super Bowl. Always have.