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Revelatory

Revelatory meaning

Of, pertaining to, or in the nature of a revelation. | Prophetic (especially of doom); apocalyptic.

Example sentences (20)

First premiered at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor’s documentary film is a revelatory cinematic inquisition into the mesmerizing horror of man’s interior world.

Telling Ahsby's story without any judgment or condemnation, allows the camera to find the truth within, presenting a layered and revelatory depiction of a pivotal figure in Hollywood's New Age.

The records enabled ProPublica’s Eric Umansky and me to publish a revelatory story that exposed how the FID failed to probe key moments in the Trawick incident, including when one officer tried to stop his partner from shooting the man in crisis.

This introduction is revelatory because it shines new light on God’s commands through the eyes of Christ.

This sordid tale, now 43 years old, was the subject of a recent revelatory article, by Peter Baker, in the 19 March 2023 New York Times (NYT).

Yet, despite the ambiguity, her acting choices are as revelatory as they are impressive: a lisping voice that assertively croaks in front of Elizabeth and pathetically whimpers behind the scenes in the bedroom with Joe.

It is not a coincidence that this revelatory experience was occurring at a time in my life when my faith journey was also beginning to take shape more fully.

It's not revelatory but it is entertaining.

None of this will be revelatory to those involved in preparing United for a new campaign.

Not only do you become more adept in the small, self-revelatory nuances of what others say, but you also learn who they are.

Of course, the character is nothing like Natalie is as an actress, and the subtleties and nuance she brings to the performance are revelatory.

Or rather, here’s a more revelatory picture of the sport from back then: when Nsubuga went on his first tour, the term T20 was still half-a-decade away from being thrown in the ECB boardrooms.

Readers will certainly be delighted with that decision, which spawned Giles’ first nonfiction book, an incisive and revelatory memoir released earlier this month.

The exploration of dreaming left me with things that were revelatory.

There are multiple mysteries here and sometimes the furious clash of styles makes for revelatory sparks and sometimes it does not.

This isn’t going to be revelatory by any means, but I think the reality is that Trump connects to a certain segment of society – blue-collar, White men in particular – on a visceral level that isn’t easily countered.

This is the most revelatory part of the book, as we witness her physical and emotional rise to recovery from all those years of drug addiction and the illegal means she used to obtain them.

At least for now, be forthright and revelatory.

Few are revelatory, but almost all of them are entertaining.

Foreign journalists visitng Azerbaijan with the support of the Global Journalism Council have presented revelatory materials in the media outlets where they work, Report says.