Sentence examples for revelatory interview from inspiring English sources

We applaud Jeffrey Tambor's amazing, revelatory performance in "Transparent" and then gossip about a famous person's decision to do the sort of revelatory interview upon which Barbara Walters, Winfrey and countless journalists have built their careers.

This revelatory interview is part of a series of videos that will premiere at the Visualized conference next month in New York, covering other fascinating stories "at the intersection of big data, storytelling and design".

The funny thing is, Thursday was supposed to be a double feature of revelatory interviews on the lying-in-sports beat, but the spectacle of Notre Dame's Manti Te'o explaining his nonexistent dead girlfriend never materialized.

But as Michael Harrison, editor and publisher of Talkers magazine, put it, there isn't really anything on the radio like Mr. Imus, with his unscripted and sometimes revelatory interviews with politicians and authors, his hit-or-miss humor, his ecumenical bad taste and cranky neither-left-nor-right politics.

However, for an intelligent portrait of her, head straight for Amy Berg's superb new documentary Janis: Little Girl Blue, which incorporates revelatory interviews with family, friends, band members and associates (some long since dead), a good deal of stirring live and archive footage, and a lot of insight from people who knew her well.

Made with the support of the Marley family, the film features rare footage, incredible performances and revelatory interviews with the people who knew him best.

Anyone still laboring under the assumption that Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert invented the comedic yet revelatory political interview needs to watch "Dick Cavett's Watergate".

It airs on BBC2 next month and is a riveting piece of film-making that draws on wonderful contemporary footage, much of it previously unseen, as well as revelatory new interviews.