self-revealing

The four sides of the message are fact, self-revealing, relationship, and appeal.

But most self-revealing and moving are the Polaroids he began making after the death of his daughter in 1975.

Well, such are the risks run by the sincere, self-revealing artist.

But all dancers are self-revealing, and this is true no matter what the style of dancing.

Those were times in which a conversation with a stranger was seldom about anything more self-revealing than the weather.

It is politics, of an extraordinary and self-revealing character.

Interviews could be painful exercises containing little that was self-revealing.

Just how self-revealing and even self-incriminating those sermons are is open to question.

In turn these elements are folded back into the history in a self-revealing way.

In spite of your very self-revealing letter, you seem remote, almost mythical.

The works, in Hadfield’s elegant phrase, are self-referential without being self-revealing.

The stuff wasn't self-revealing - they added a million cool features and a manual an inch thick.

In this respect, at least, she's Wolfe's most self-revealing and autobiographical character.

He bit his tongue, but the too self-revealing outburst escaped it anyway.

She understood that speaking of what he shared with his liveship could be too self-revealing.

Some are inviting, some ugly, all self-revealing to a fault.

These aren't personal paintings, in the sense of being self-revealing or programmatic in any way.

Since his writing is so stylized and self-revealing, Sandburg himself can be found in all of his works.

Mr. Denby's scorn is more self-revealing than he might wish.

The self-revealing ear of the receiver perceives, which information about the sender are hidden in the message.

Music may be the ultimate self-revealing code; it can be comprehended in a locked room.

When one character says, "We'll discuss this in more detail with even less clarity later," it sounds like a playwright's self-revealing comment.

Bernstein, who would have been 75 last Wednesday, was the music world's most openly emotional, self-revealing, culturally omnivorous figure.

For all his apparently self-revealing babble, the man remained as elusive as a handful of water.

As Delitzsch rightly points out: the face of God' is His self-revealing presence.