Just as revealing is what it doesn't report.
The delightful dichotomy of simultaneously concealing and revealing is elegantly expressed in such works.
Where ratios could be revealing is in charting a company's pay gap over time.
Most revealing is Mr. Bush's passivity as Congress guts his signature issue, education reform.
But what's really revealing is the researchers' broad definition of a mental health problem.
"What is revealing is the way the civil service, the bureaucrats, applied the law," said Ms. Caplan of Oxford.
ML: I suppose what is revealing is that they never expected your film to be heard of again... PH: Indeed.
Equally revealing is the one boldfaced name conspicuously left unmentioned in the book: Levi Johnston, the father of Palin's grandchild.
"It's because the nervousness of revealing is inherent that I'm interested in it - not in showing the world my genitalia.
Detection rates are up, contributing to the unit's popularity among black Londoners.Most revealing is the fact that other immigrant groups have requested police units of their own.
Another measure that is slightly revealing is the independent voters' share in Michigan and Ohio, where they and Democrats were allowed to take part in the primaries.
