Sentence examples for remarkably revealing from inspiring English sources

Some of the personal history is remarkably revealing.

Heat flux near the roof, where the solid suspension density is rather small, is found to decrease remarkably revealing less heat absorption in this area.

Why do the biography of someone who had already written a remarkably revealing memoir?

Sometimes his method worked, as in his remarkably revealing portraits of Graham Greene, Francis Bacon and Pablo Picasso, although in other instances his subjects just look dull and bored.

The report also records a remarkably revealing moment, in 2003, when "a public statement by the White House that prisoners in US custody are treated 'humanely' caused the CIA to question whether there was continued policy support for the program and seek reauthorization from the White House".

It features a remarkably revealing interview with Kiarostami by Bert Cardullo, from 2005, in which he speaks bluntly about the censorship of his films by the government and, when asked, "Are you yourself religious?," gives an answer that gets to the heart of the issue in Iran: I can't answer this question.

That survey, rather remarkably, revealed that one in four Americans 'don't know the Earth orbits the Sun' and only half believe in evolution.

The experimental results remarkably revealed that approximate linear relationships of permittivity with wear coefficient for the nanocomposites.

In addition, X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy measurements remarkably reveal that Fe2+ ions keep their +II oxidation state in the whole gels once they have cross-linked the Gal units.

A small addition of Mg to Al Cu alloys exhibits a strong tendency to form Mg/Cu/Vacancy complexes in the atom configurations, which is more remarkably revealed in Al Li Cu alloys.

This manipulation enhanced BLA in WT and MO mice, but most remarkably, revealed light aversion in triple knockout (TKO) mice, lacking three elements deemed essential for conventional photoreception (Opn4−/− Gnat1−/− Cnga3−/−).