Sentence examples for revelatory work from inspiring English sources
But even in his most inward, revelatory work, he also appeared to be hiding.
This is a different performance from Pitt's revelatory work as the father in Terrence Malick's "Tree of Life" (2011).
"Owen accomplishes something... long overdue in this sometimes revelatory work -- Roberts is humanized," Jaime Diaz said here in 1999.
Perhaps in 2012, Cage's centenary, listeners who have not come to terms with Cage's revelatory work will give it a closer listen.
This exciting and revelatory work of historical fiction, a three-hour movie made in 2003 for French television, is born of another fortuitous working relationship, between its star, Catherine Deneuve, and its director, Benoît Jacquot.
A letter written in 1962 to an unidentified photographer who had sent his sexually revelatory work to White indicates just how slavish he was to a recipe of what should and shouldn't go into art.
Among its highlights are films by Elisabeth Subrin (screening Saturday at 4 P.M ., one of which, "Shulie," from 1997, is among the most daring and revelatory works ever made on the subject of this practice.
Why are revelatory works by Parmenides and Empedocles taught and studied as "reason," whereas the views of Isaiah and Jeremiah on ethics, politics, and the nature of truth and knowledge are excluded from respectable discussion of these subjects?
We've had Jacobean gore, 18th-century romping, a revelatory musical work based on the murder of prostitutes and a love story involving quantum physics.
As a Jew making revelatory art work during the years of the Third Reich, Salomon gives the main characters comic pseudonyms to protect their identities: Professor Klingklang, Dr. Singsang.
And are they any more revelatory than work by the Blues Magoos or the Chocolate Watchband (both of whom Sundazed has also rereleased) — or, for that matter, the Strawberry Alarm Clock or the Electric Prunes or the Neon Philharmonic or any other of a hundred psychedelic bands whose names I could have generated with the simple formula Sensory Adjective + Object?
