Sentence examples for revelatory example from inspiring English sources
Take this revelatory example from a decade ago: a slide-show used by a Canadian legal firm as they promoted privatization projects in British Columbia.
For us regular humans, those examples are revelatory of the unrealistic body images relentlessly cast upon women.
Not all of the examples in the show are revelatory of either the artist or of his sitters.
It was a revelatory process that had some startling aspects, for example, workshops were held in a former chicken coop.
In their hands, for example, the penne pomodoro — a relatively common entree — was revelatory.
The results can be revelatory, but there are also dangers: that an older work, for example, will be not only treated like a modern creation but also made to sound like one.
He has made revelatory use of other iconic Hollywood films, superimposing "The Song of Bernadette" over "The Exorcist," for example, to mix the effects of divine and infernal supernaturalism.
A well-designed book showing off these funny and beautiful examples of a dead medium would be enough, but the introductary essay is a revelatory piece on the importance of VHS and the role it played in cinematic history.
The results are a series of what Example calls "uplifting rave tracks" – big chords, echoing breakdowns, drum'n'bass or dubstep parts – that all wear peculiarly revelatory lyrics.
Delicious and revelatory.
