Revelatory used in a sentence

Revelatory in a sentence as an adjective

No, I don't think my comment is revelatory.

The fact that the entire article isn't packed into the headline is also not all that revelatory.

If you learned programming via Python, and then moved to Go, it would seem revelatory.

In app purchases isn't exactly a clever idea or something that was revelatory.

That seems to be your point, but it's just a basic reality of human psychology and it's not revelatory or significant.

They gave me an account of how, once they started working with a different doctor, the change in language was revelatory towards resolving their symptoms.

Thankfully the acts committed weren't completely revelatory for either of us, but it definitely hurt her greatly.

I began using Vim about a month ago and it has been totally revelatory to me, and believe quite honestly that it was the best career decision I've ever made.

My hunch is that Google perceived a threat so extreme – like an attempt to hijack their auto-update mechanisms – that it resulted in an all-new level of lockdown and resentful cold war. What if this is a similar existentially-revelatory moment for Apple, with regard to some state actor?

' is not exactly a revelatory argumentative triumph.

How "good they look" is irrelevant; one can easily make the critique of famous painters, say, who have totally missed the bar on creating "good looking" painting, yet create harrowing or revelatory social commentaries nontheless.

" A trivial encounter with the man, for sure, but for a 22 year old from the east coast, a week into what would later prove to be a pretty extraordinary adventure in Silicon Valley, the approachable, human demeanor of this larger-than-life luminary was revelatory.

Monsanto is seen by many as an enterprise with particularly questionable business practices, but more revelatory than that, one with deep ties to our political system, from which they might be said to derive great benefit from our government's support through subsidies, research grants, political pressure on other countries, abuse of the justice system in going after often innocent farmers, and the list goes on.