" It prefers a more revealing term: "medically unexplained illnesses.
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The "scary" symposium pieces, by contrast, are much more revealing.
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Far more revealing in Trump's tweet was its first sentence.
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Perhaps more revealing has been the trajectory of Jimmy Kimmel.
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Those details are probably more revealing than any single label.
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The levity, though, is expertly layered into something more revealing.
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It's one of the more revealing peeks at Danvers's unbridled ambition.
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More revealing, perhaps, was Trump's encounter at The New York Times.
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With time though, it evolved to become tighter and more revealing.
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That was information more revealing than anything 23andMe can tell you.
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More revealing than the test record are the actual tests themselves.
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But these inconsistencies about when "life" begins are far more revealing.
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A strata—essentially a savory bread pudding—is a more revealing test.
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More revealing still was how little surprise the accusations generated amongst viewers.
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But until we get a more revealing trailer, it's still on probation.
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Once hired, they would allegedly be asked to provide more revealing pictures.
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But Sanders's response was perhaps a bit more revealing than he intended.
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He notices that his daughters have lately been wearing more revealing clothes.
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But, ya gotta admit ... her past outfits have been way more revealing.
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It appears several more revealing documents about Flynn may be public by June.
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This is a far more revealing fight than standard Trump Twitter temper tantrums.
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Even more revealing is the Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll this month.
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There are subtler, and perhaps more revealing, signs of Congressional awakening as well.
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But Kim Kardashian now posts more revealing selfies to Instagram on a weekly basis.
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Mrs May's choice of music was perhaps more revealing than any of the words.
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Those sort of findings may seem pretty innocuous, but there are more revealing insights.
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The authors offer something more sobering, more analytical and, at this point, more revealing.
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Shelter directors say it is a more revealing and humane way to evaluate behavior.
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The exhibition couldn't be any more revealing in its lack of actual native presence.
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There is no more revealing portrait of Ai Weiwei's life in China than this.
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Growing round sizes are interesting, but more revealing is following where this capital is flowing.
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Her 2019 costume is very different from her previous, more revealing looks for the carnival.
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When they do speak out, it can be far more revealing — and not always flattering.
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But then her answer was even more revealing: I'm just a player in the game.
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Some may have been disappointed that the big news wasn't something juicier or more revealing.
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Otherwise, you can always get the book, STUFF, with even more revealing images of the objects.
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They're making playlists and creating mixes left and right, and it's more revealing than you think.
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Kourtney and Khloé uploaded the same photo but included more revealing messages along with the pic.
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All of this is to say, podcast listening habits are far more revealing than music taste.
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Farrah Abraham typically wears more revealing looks such as this white dress with a plunging neckline.
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With "Athena" she pushes even further, sonically and emotionally, allowing her songs to be more revealing.
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The rest of Pocha's interview was even more revealing, as she spent it defending her actions.
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This is a real-world success story more revealing than Woodward's collection of anonymous trash talk.
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Picture the Grammys, but with dresses a lot more revealing than J. Lo's 2001 Versace number.
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From 1924 to the late 1980s, women's figure skating dresses grew steadily shorter and more revealing.
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Outside experts have long thought Deutsche's files could be even more revealing than Trump's tax returns.
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It is far more revealing to understand how a candidate views his or her own weaknesses.
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Far more revealing than what she just announced publicly are statements she recently made in private.
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Before booking, scan the hotel's Instagram tag; real photos are more revealing than glossy marketing imagery.
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If the merged appearances were of dubious musical value, the Gewandhaus's own concerts were more revealing.
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Fashion tradition usually dictates that royal women do not wear off-shoulder or other more revealing styles.
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A more revealing 2018 Apple patent plainly describes how the company might eventually kill the physical keyboard.
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My friends and therapists told me I should wear more revealing clothing to show off my body.
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Some have been more revealing, however, with tidbits of information about diplomatic engagements and other government activities.
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Riker accuses his old boss of "classic Picard arrogance" for not being more revealing about his situation.
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In 1976, Danvers became Ms. Marvel, whose costume was a variation of Mar-Vell's, albeit more revealing.
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This type of image was "far more revealing than the posed publicity photos used in magazines," wrote Cartwright.
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It's more revealing about the attention to detail from Trump and the people Trump has working for him.
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According to Bart Rossi, a political psychologist and body language expert, Mr. Trump's facial expressions were more revealing.
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More revealing, perhaps, is the fact that the mice also behaved normally, just like the father and son.
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Which means it's more revealing on multiple levels, because it tells us something about who she really is.
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Reading that 1998 interview today, nearly 20 years later, his comments seem more revealing than they did then.
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Stripped of its provocative framing, the underlying argument is fairly standard — and, in a way, much more revealing.
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But more revealing is his hyperactive rummaging for a plan that reinvents Tesla or changes how it is perceived.
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Sitting on the chair, her outfit looks a little more revealing than it did when she was standing up.
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However, it was much more revealing than her first gown, which had three-quarter-length sleeves and a boatneck.
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What I see there is wildly unfiltered, refracted through multiple perspectives — and much more revealing than any other guide.
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Among the more revealing comments he made was the observation that the Fed may have too many Ph.D. economists.
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More revealing, United Technologies says it can save $65 million a year by moving operations to low-wage Mexico.
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And indeed, the comparison between Biden's speech on coronavirus and Trump's Wednesday night address could not be more revealing.
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Trump's asides and "jokes" -- not to mention his tweets -- are almost always more revealing than his formal speeches and statements.
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The model has proven that she's not shy when it comes to taking and sharing more revealing photos of herself.
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It turns out Sarah Huckabee Sanders is a lot more revealing when you work the questions back from her answers.
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When she sent a photo of her face, the lawsuit states, he asked for something more revealing and she refused.
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When she sent a photo of her face, the lawsuit says, he asked for something more revealing and she refused.
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But the campaign to #BoycottBlizzard is perhaps the more revealing and far-reaching response to the moral perils of global capitalism.
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In a presidential race, there may be nothing more revealing about a candidate's philosophy than the way they spend their money.
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They are private drawings, meant to be seen only by select audiences or close friends, and thus all the more revealing.
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All three royals opted for long-sleeves and more modest designs, then went with sexier more revealing designs for the reception.
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What's more revealing, though, is what Mr. Trump chose to skip over between the lunacy quote and the game of chicken.
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No one is spared her satirical eye, but even more revealing is the gentle gaze of empathy she affords every character.
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The backlash inspired him to take a more public persona, giving more revealing interviews and broadening his reach on social media.
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For Mr. Garner's family and their supporters, the trial only angered them more, revealing other problematic police conduct in the case.
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But I can say that she seems to be wearing more revealing tops than the other women in the office. Help!
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Despite them appearing actually quite simple, the ensembles are more revealing than ever before — perfect for a bar-walking, beer-guzzling superstar.
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For the second time in three months, the sisters opted to coordinate looks — but this time around, they got far more revealing.
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But it's all the more revealing that, given the chance to cast himself as a hero, this is the heroism he chose.
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When we push forward again for the episode's conclusion, as Jack drunkenly returns home to his now-teenage kids, he's more revealing.
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Since yesterday, the post has been shared over 900 times, but the backlash Subramanian faced in turn, has been even more revealing.
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It could have been more revealing to see them in an updated concept, where they might have looked a bit less actorly.
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But the story of how that backlash occurred is arguably more interesting, and more revealing, than the story of the standoffs themselves.
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For her evening reception at Frogmore House, Meghan changed into a second wedding dress — this one, a bit more revealing than her first.
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For her evening reception at Frogmore House, Meghan changed into a second wedding dress — this one, a bit more revealing than her first.
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Many China-watchers therefore hoped that a new measure of unemployment, dating from 22017 but published monthly since April, would be more revealing.
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Losing to a woman rather than a man draws out a more revealing and unlovely aspect of that id: sexism rather than machismo.
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However, patterns of pollution during the day can be more revealing about residents' routine exposure, and how it differs from place to place.
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They are filled with our most intimate information, and digging through someone's can be almost more revealing than snooping in their medicine cabinet.
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Perhaps more revealing were those moments in the second and third inning, when Wright stood alone at third base, on his accustomed turf.
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But in many ways, it is far more revealing of Musk than any of the technological feats that land him in the headlines.
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"As an artist I think the first step is to visualize them in more revealing ways than they have been to date," he said.
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Nothing could be more revealing of their true beliefs: they actually loved the old order because they and their rich friends benefited from it.
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So perhaps they just didn't respond as well to these more revealing photos because they felt less comfortable starting a conversation based on them.
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Daniels's account of the night with Trump is disturbing, but in some ways, her description of what happened afterward might be even more revealing.
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The authors offer something more sobering, more analytical and, at this point, more revealing, situating Trump's tenure in the history of the executive branch.
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On health care, some of the questions were more revealing than the candidates' answers, because they gave a glimpse into what's really plaguing Americans.
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Although the star's more revealing looks tend to be the ones etched in our minds, she noted that she doesn't always bare it all.
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Except that in this instance the "dude" in question is the President of the United States -- which is all the more revealing, and concerning.
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Which is what makes Trump's tweetstorm Wednesday morning -- in the wake of his decision to fire FBI Director James Comey -- all the more revealing.
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But you'd be forgiven for assuming otherwise based on the reaction to the bill — reaction that is far more revealing than the bill itself.
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But when employers want to know how good a worker is, they have several alternatives to considering salary history, many of them more revealing.
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Perhaps more revealing, some G.O.P. lawmakers who initially said Mr. Trump's phone call with the president of Ukraine was inappropriate later dropped their criticism.
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Meier rocked a beige floral gown, and Blanco wore a revealing red dress -- reminiscent to her even more revealing outfit from last year's Globes.
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Beetz's outfit is a bit more (a lot more) revealing and the character's signature colors may be inverted, but it's 100% Domino through and through.
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" Kendra opened up more, revealing she needed comfort with the caption, "Sometimes a hug is all i need but i guess I'm covered in thorns.
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This year, California also passed a law much more revealing of baked-in bigotry: it became the first state to ban race-based hair discrimination.
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Even more revealing and worrisome were the innuendos and outright allegations made by liberal-leaning former intelligence officials who suggested they had knowledge of collusion.
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PEOPLE can exclusively debut the cover of Standing Strong, the reality TV star's upcoming memoir that she says is more revealing and emotional than ever.
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She wasn't trying to board the plane in the nude; she was simply wearing something more revealing than what someone else might choose to wear.
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There's another story about Bill and me, though, that I think is even more revealing of who he was, regarding a photo he didn't run.
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Ninety-nine percent of the time hearing the actual song or going to the actual concert is far more revealing than any paragraph describing it.
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The more revealing expression of support, though, was the exciting performance the orchestra gave under this charismatic French Canadian conductor, who turned 42 last month.
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The Democrats' new trade platform sure does sound a lot like Trump This is a far more revealing fight than standard Trump Twitter temper tantrums.
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The Massachusetts senator has fallen 14 points in just the last month with even more revealing information about her precipitous fall in the cross tabulations.
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When she sent a picture of her face, the lawsuit states, he asked for something more revealing and she declined, saying they were just friends.
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Just because you're wearing a more revealing costume, it does not mean anybody is consenting to be grabbed, touched, or having inappropriate pictures taken of them.
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Because TV doesn't get much more revealing or personal than when it tracks your every move and shows you at your extreme best and worst lights.
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Diamond and Silk are in fact more revealing of where the president stands with African-Americans, not least because they appear to have few black fans.
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But his overall rationale for his dissent in the case is more revealing of his stance on reproductive health than his use of one particular term.
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A New York Times/CBS News poll last month found instances of a sisterhood gap that in some ways is more revealing than the gender gap.
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When she sent a photo of her face, the lawsuit states, he asked for something more revealing and she refused, reminding him they were only friends.
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A more revealing detail in the whistleblower's complaint is that White House officials were "deeply disturbed" by what transpired in the call, according to the whistleblower.
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And our reaction to skaters like "the Shib sibs," who construct a totally different kind of performance out of their skating, may be even more revealing.
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In response to the hoax, Marlow tried to brush off the newsworthiness of the exchange, saying it was no more revealing than the pages of Breitbart.
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And over the past few months, those comments have gotten somewhat more revealing, particularly when they relate to the internet privacy rules that President Trump just spiked.
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This coming-of-age tale of a young Francis Nolan and her struggle to comprehend her journey into adulthood is more revealing the older you read it.
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His follow-up question was way more revealing ... on a scale of 1 to 10 what are the chances her relationship with French will blossom into romance?
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Imagine how much more revealing the book would have been had Mr. Grumet and George Shebitz, counsel for the Kiryas Joel school district, been able to collaborate.
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In warmer weather, slinky dresses and off-the-shoulder tops are very popular, but you need a good strapless bra to wear underneath those more revealing pieces.
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All told, documents from a nominee's earlier work can sometimes be more revealing than the carefully choreographed public testimony that has defined Senate hearings in recent decades.
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Mishra said that may be the more revealing of the three in terms of how far the envelope on ETF fees can, or even should be, pushed.
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A more revealing gauge of job market health than the net change in total jobs is whether increases in employment are keeping pace with increases in population.
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According to the diplomat, the Gülenist wives became aware of the tactic and came up with a countermeasure: they started wearing bikinis more revealing than their hosts'.
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She said that shortly before her 15th birthday, producers on "Happy Days" began to pressure her to watch what she ate and to wear more revealing outfits.
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That's why, as Wednesday night's American Crime Story episode proved, there's no more revealing a television scene than the moment a female character removes all of that protection.
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Her iconic sparkly silver dress from 16 years ago — which had a lower-cut neckline and was far more revealing — was also paired with a thick, matching choker.
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The Rathtar scene — perhaps better known as the "tell that to Kanjiklub" scene — is more deeply involved, more revealing of Han's character, and crackling with Lawrence Kasdan dialogue.
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It seems much more revealing that Comey's firing took place a day after he reportedly stepped up his own inquiry into the Trump campaign's alleged links to Russia.
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Read more: Apple just dropped another trailer for its new show with Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Steve Carell, and it's much more revealing than the first teaser.
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The ensuing interview was one of Conway's more revealing, as Meyers — a well-informed comedian used to thinking on his feet — unpacked her verbal gymnastics in real time.
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The nerdy, technical details of this conflict are more revealing about the tensions within the embattled European Union than the inexorable drift back to ruminations on the Holocaust.
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But on Wednesday, the panel got a riveting and unexpected look at something even more revealing: dozens of text messages Mr. Guzmán sent to his wife and mistress.
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More revealing than the caucus process was who voted — and the coalition that Mr. Sanders built in a state that derailed his then-promising candidacy four years ago.
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Vivid as the surface differences are between Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden, what's even more revealing are the views that emerge in polling and conversations with their supporters.
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Who are these people, you wonder as Kore-eda adds more revealing detail and nuance, his calm camera steadily keeping the family centered as they slurp their noodles.
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Tyler's story was designed around a more revealing, frightening truth: the only thing keeping any of us safe from harassment and abuse is our relative power in a situation.
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But a more revealing comparison — not mentioned by the authors — might be France, which last month announced nearly €1.5 billion ($1.8 billion) in new investment for AI by 2022.
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It felt daring without the actual danger (you could still wear a bra; there was no risk of the opening changing shape and becoming more revealing throughout the day).
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This is especially important for something like that final sex scene in "Clark's Place," which was obviously more revealing and vulnerable — and directed by Stan Beeman himself, Noah Emmerich.
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And yet the more I dipped into these takes, the more revealing they seemed — not just of Gould's process, but also of the conflicting imperatives of making a recording.
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The 2007 documentary "In the Shadow of the Moon," which mixes footage of the Apollo missions with interviews with the astronauts (minus Armstrong) as older men, is more revealing.
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Perhaps even more revealing, Trump made clear shortly after signing the order that he was going to "help" Christians by giving them preference in obtaining permission to enter the country.
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But during the company's recent announcement that it would be partnering with Lyft to create an on-demand driverless platform, Lyft co-founder John Zimmer was a bit more revealing.
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Where Mr Trump was more revealing was in comments and asides that pointed to his deep instincts on foreign policy—instincts which mark a sharp break with recent Republican orthodoxy.
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By representing only the bare tip of a story, without exposition or more revealing dialogue, he sought to mirror in fiction the concealment and uncertainty we experience in the world.
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It told the US and Microsoft that if they wanted a more revealing version of Amazon&aposs complaint to be made public, they would have to file a formal motion.
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Former Teen Mom OG star Farrah Abraham sported a gorgeous gold gown at the Cannes Film Festival, but the sexy design was a little more revealing than she might have expected.
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If the No Doubt alum has remained mostly mum about her breakup and ensuing romance with Shelton, Truth's lyrics – acutely self-aware and brutally honest – are more revealing than any interview.
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This would at least be a smarter line of inquiry than the one concerning an obviously ridiculous plan to rid the nation of schooling, and a more revealing one to boot.
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Based off of images posted on director Zack Snyder's Vero site, the Amazon warriors' costumes in Justice League appear far more revealing than they were in director Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman.
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Where Mr Trump was more revealing was in comments and asides that pointed to his deep instincts on foreign policy—instincts which often mark a sharp break with recent Republican orthodoxy.
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But it was what Kelly said later -- answering a question from reporters in the room -- that was even more revealing about how he views the reach and limits of his job.
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But it was their quiet disagreement on the most crucial matter facing the Republican Party — teased out in two separate interviews after the Wednesday event — that proved to be more revealing.
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It would have been vastly more revealing to have the actors reflect on religion's role in moving past tragedy, given their having lived through the Islamic State's violent perversions of Islam.
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Yes, swimsuits have changed over the years and are a little more revealing, but I think that women should be able to choose what they wear for a "physical fitness" competition.
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Isn't the more revealing point that, by the seventies, anti-establishment sentiment had become such a general reflex that everybody, from all parts of the ideological spectrum, was on the march?
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Unlike resorts, guesthouses are prohibited from stocking alcohol, and island councils have designated certain stretches of the shoreline as "bikini beaches" where tourists are able to wear more revealing swim suits.
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But the cockpit voice recorder, which captures anything that might have been said or heard by the captain and co-pilot, can be more revealing — and more sensitive, Dr. Dray said.
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Yet it is the anecdotes buried in research papers or related to him by scientists who work with animals that Mr Godfrey-Smith contends are often more revealing than the experiments themselves.
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Style Check wasn't necessarily about more revealing outfits, either: I dug out a tube top I haven't worn in good conscience in approximately 10 years, and compared that to a T-shirt.
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To showcase her skills, Baldwin took to New York City's Dog Pound gym but ditched her leggings and sports bra for something a bit more revealing: a white Agent Provocateur lingerie set.
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Eye-gaze becomes even more revealing when coupled with other sensors, like EEG for brain waves (revealing states of mind), galvanic skin response (anxiety, stress), pulse and blood pressure sensors (anger, excitement).
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Even more revealing, the weapons Putin claimed to unveil are meant, apparently, to overcome Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative, a massive missile defense system that was supposed to include space-based lasers.
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You could also find their member ID number, which might not be too revealing, and files that they've sent by clicking through on their individual profile, which would potentially be more revealing.
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However, although the closing NATO summit statement required unanimity, even more revealing is the ambiguity of its language, reflecting disagreement over whether Beijing is more of an economic opportunity than fundamental challenge.
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Lionel Richie is always awesome and open, which makes this clip all the more revealing because he wanted to talk about anything BUT his 18-year-old daughter's relationship with Justin Bieber.
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The suit claims that White ran the band "like a tyrant," demanding that she cut her hair against her wishes and forcing her to wear more revealing clothing than she was comfortable with.
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But what is more revealing about the 10-paragraph document is that Mr. Biden and his small circle of aides feel the need to sketch out his message before he announces his candidacy.
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"I just wanted to wear a cute swimsuit and jeans or a romper," she shared with the co-hosts before recounting that the producers asked her to wear something a little bit more revealing.
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Former White House officials and those close to the administration told BuzzFeed News that that conversation in some ways is even more revealing of the way Trump works and how he views his staff.
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So far the reception is less suggestive of a comeback and more revealing of the difficulties of trying to keep a pop career going even while refusing to play by conventional pop star rules.
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As if hating cops or whites is okay if you say you&aposve been harassed, but even more revealing is Jeong&aposs own statement that her comments were not aimed at the general audience.
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The answer is that the Covington videos are kind of Rorschach test, showing each side seeing what it wants to in a way that's more revealing about their own worldviews than the actual incident.
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More revealing, the country's employment rate, which records the proportion of people between 16 and 64 who are working, is 74.2 percent, the highest level since comparable statistics began to be tracked in 1971.
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That people are more revealing of themselves in clothes than without them was one of the takeaways of the project, Ms. Julavits added, a point made long ago by the fashion historian Anne Hollander.
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Melania Trump turned 49 years old on Friday, and to celebrate her birthday the official White House Twitter account shared a photo of the first lady that may have been more revealing than they intended.
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But they are also enlivened — in some cases you might say redeemed — by performers, and this year's BAM program is, if anything, more revealing about the state of screen acting than about the director's craft.
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Historians dispute whether the incident actually took place, but if it didn't the story is arguably even more revealing; the event became famous because it symbolized the way people thought about Goethe and his values.
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However, the finished response, approved by the president, "was so incomplete that it required day after day of follow-up statements, each more revealing than the last," The Times' Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman wrote.
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"That China has chosen not to build a large nuclear force despite being able to do so is more revealing about China's intentions than its possession of the capability to upgrade its nuclear weapons," he said.
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A few minutes after the president concluded his speech to the builders, Richard Trumka, the AFL-CIO's trenchant boss, with whom the president shares little more than a syllable, delivered a more revealing address in Washington.
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Adams's own examples, while fair, do not seem more revealing than a dozen others that could be chosen at random: Instead of Nellie McKay and "Californication," say, why not substitute James Joyce, Maggie Nelson and "Hamilton"?
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Opinion Columnist Seven years ago, a former aide to Ralph Reed — who also worked, briefly, for Paul Manafort — published a tawdry, shallow memoir that is also one of the more revealing political books I've ever read.
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Conservative Christians can point to the administration's priority of defending religious freedom, but action and policy are more revealing than words, said Meighan Stone, an evangelical Christian and senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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But if you're hoping to be president of the USA, what at first seems like a slight misdeed becomes something more revealing (even if it pales in comparison to the known activities of the current president).
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"A lot of girls that you wouldn't think do this all the time..." Check out more revealing secrets from our conversation, including the raddest haircuts to get now and the products you'll need to style them, below.
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Among the more revealing claims made by de Leiris in the surreptitious recording is the allegation that "no expert assessment" was ever carried out to confirm the figure of 2000 billion euros put forward by Société Générale.
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In one of On the Other Side of Freedom's more revealing bits, in which Mckesson recounts his childhood, he admits he didn't realize white people could be wrong—that their word was the order of the world.
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That study looked at the language executives used in conference calls with analysts, which being unscripted are perhaps more revealing, and then mapped them to the five major personality traits of agreeableness, neuroticism, conscientiousness, extraversion and openness.
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How does he reconcile his family history as refugees with the Trump administration slashing refugee numbers — his answers were more revealing than anything he said when I pressed him for fresh details about the policies he's working on.
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Indeed, for all the talk of brotherly love, perhaps a more revealing moment came two weeks later, when a shoot-out at another border post in the Fergana Valley, between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, left four border guards dead.
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But when you pore through Dear Data, you find a more revealing angle of this peep culture, to quote author Hal Niedzviecki: we are so overwhelmed with Big Data it's endearing to learn about someone via Slow Data.
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Ultimately, the people said, the president signed off on a statement from Donald Trump Jr. for The Times that was so incomplete that it required day after day of follow-up statements, each more revealing than the last.
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While her costars opted for more casual outfits, 19-year-old Winter went for a more revealing look with a gold mini-dress that exposed her shoulders, cleavage and included mesh panels that showed off parts of her thighs.
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But perhaps no subject was more revealing than Musk's comments on his (often antagonistic) use of Twitter, the social network that cost him the Tesla chairman position as part of a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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By storing our financial data, companies will build comprehensive profiles for each of us that are more revealing than finger prints, social security numbers or pictures, and even more insightful than a lifetime of weekly sessions with a psychologist.
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But behind the hysteria linked to the so-called "Momo challenge" is an issue far more revealing: This urban legend is likely little more than a hoax fueled by media reports and parents' fears about their kids' online activity.
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At Buckingham Palace this week, she appeared coolly demure in a collared, puff-sleeved ice-blue Carolina Herrera gown, its calculated modesty in telling contrast with the more revealing styles chosen by her sister-in-law and half sister.
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"Watching TV clips is much more accurate to our everyday life than the times we go to a museum," he said, and therefore potentially more revealing of who we are and what we hope to find in a friend.
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Now, this single observation isn't enough to prove that the monkeys are self-aware (they may have been responding to the training, and not fully understanding what they were doing)—but the next part of the experiment was more revealing.
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Zolciak-Biermann is no stranger to posting bikini pics on Instagram: After cyberbullies criticized her appearance on the social media site earlier this year, the Don't Be Tardy star posted even more revealing pictures and addressed the mean commenters directly.
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Democrats have more momentum, Republicans have a much better the map Comparing the party's Senate results to the presidential outcomes over the past three presidential elections may offer a more revealing map of the opportunities and challenges ahead for the parties.
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Warhol's drawings survive as a visual journal far more revealing than the trivial (but amusing) Diaries published just after his death, and they remain a sort of pure example of Warholian self-expression, the musings of the dreamer sans technology.
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In such a gathering the leaders ("elephants") of all the political parties in the Bundestag converge around a table for a discussion that, in practice, is more chaotic, less scripted and vastly more revealing and informative than any US-style debate.
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But for moderate Democrats, a more revealing calculation was also at play — that if Biden implodes, the candidate who most sharply contrasts with Warren will be best positioned to pick up the pieces and take Biden's place in the race.
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On Tuesday, Trump's lawyers and the House Oversight Committee squared off in court over Trump's lawsuit to stop his longtime accountant, Mazars USA, from handing over records that some financial experts believe could be more revealing than his tax returns.
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Street style star Olivia Culpo is one of the lucky few who was able to get her hands on one of the more revealing pieces from the capsule collection—a hi-rise one-piece with major cutouts at the stomach and back.
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They started as just quotes from the season played at the intro of The Real Housewives of Orange County, and have since morphed into something more revealing that fans of the show look forward to each season of the seven currently actives shows.
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Perhaps a more revealing remark is what Hastings said at Code Conference today when asked whether Netflix would launch its own movie theater chain: "no plans" to do so, he said, adding that TVs are getting so good that it makes little sense.
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On Friday, she shared a bit more, revealing the side effects that breast cancer and chemo can have in a black and white photo that showed her lying on a hospital bed, turned on her side with a bag next to her head.
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Perhaps more revealing is the broader measure of unemployment that includes people who are not actively job hunting but say they would take a job, as well as people who have part-time work but really want to be working full time.
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The above auction analysis is even more true for News Feed, which is only based on engagement, with every user mired in a self-reinforcing loop of engagement, followed by optimized content, followed by more revealing engagement, then more content, ad infinitum.
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This may explain one of the more revealing moments from after the election, when one of Mr. Trump's campaign surrogates, Scottie Nell Hughes, was asked to defend the clearly false statement by Mr. Trump that millions of votes had been cast illegally.
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More revealing than the "stolen video" showing the leaders of Canada, Britain, France and the Netherlands making fun of their American counterpart at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday evening was the cold, brutal exchange the day before between Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump.
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Taking no particular issue with the work of her colleagues, I wish nonetheless to say that Malcolm, line to line, is a more revealing writer, one whose presence in her pieces isn't meant to advertise the self so much as complicate the subject.
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This was an almost unintentional extension of that research; in pursuing their principal objective of using the sensor to test relevant proteins identified by cancer researchers, the CSIC team needed to test human serums more revealing than the samples they already had.
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While those claims may in part be gamesmanship — an attempt to build up Mr. Cruz's expectations here — more revealing is that neither Mr. Rubio nor the well-financed outside group allied with his campaign has spent money on television advertising in Iowa assailing Mr. Cruz.
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As Ley said, "The social reaction to Weiner is more revealing of our social fear of sex, violations of monogamy, and technology, and our lack of ability to consider these complex issues in a world that wants simplistic, reductionistic answers like 'he's an addict.'"
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Read more:THEN AND NOW: The cast of 'The 40-year-old Virgin' 14 years laterApple just dropped another trailer for its new show with Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Steve Carell, and it's much more revealing than the first teaserAll of Steve Carell's movies, ranked
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A feminist approach to this historical period, if done carefully, has the possibility of being able to unravel the existing categorization of Abstract Expressionism, and propose a more revealing set of criteria and categories for historicizing the post-war art world in the United States.
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A Des Moines Register-CNN survey last month of likely Iowa Democratic caucusgoers indicated that Mr. Biden had an overall advantage over Mr. Sanders within the margin of error, but more revealing is that their supporters named the other man as their preferred second choice.
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A previous tenant had dropped the ceilings and covered the walls and the 200-year-old parquet floors, but De Cotiis stripped the original surfaces back once more, revealing generations of peach or light gray plaster, uneven and ghostly, rich with centuries of history.
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Needless to say, there are spoilers ahead, so any readers who don't want to know the identity of A.D., the latest "A," — or why the show's sex scenes became more revealing, or which plot points provoked the angriest viewer reactions — should turn back now.
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Yellen's topic is financial stability, and while many economists believe she will stick to the Fed's script on financial markets and regulation, the bond market has been speculating that she might turn the topic to one that might be more revealing for Fed policy.
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There is another option, and it's that while "Winterfell" was a bit milquetoast, the rest of the episode titles are a bit more revealing — too revealing for fans to see lest they get the ending to one of the most zeitgeisty shows in the world totally spoiled.
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The first, "O'Neill: Life With Monte Cristo," which appeared in 2000, shone a more revealing light on the playwright's formative years with a mother addicted to morphine and a father with a successful acting career who squandered his talents by repeatedly playing the Count of Monte Cristo.
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Watching the characters on Boy Meets World flirt with one another, talk back to teachers, and wear outfits more revealing than what I'd see any of my peers wear back home helped me adjust to my seventh grade class in California after I moved to the United States.
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A more revealing moment came in an exchange half in jest between Mr Prokhanov and Sheng Shiliang, a Chinese expert on Russia, who said in fluent Russian that the country was a good destination for Chinese tourists and an exporter of ice-cream enjoyed by Xi Jinping, China's leader.
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When the magazine caught up with the model in her hometown, they watched as local hajiab-wearing Muslim women approached Aden to warn her that the industry may try to change or influence her to wear tighter, more revealing clothing – or lose her hajiab altogether – the longer she's involved.
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In this case, we decided ultimately not to include that much of the deposition footage because we thought it was more revealing to show how Elizabeth wanted to be presented, to show her movie so that you could see how she wanted to sell her own story. Right.
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What is more revealing is how many in the party are not yet settled on a candidate: The Times/Siena poll of Iowa, where voters are paying closest attention to the race, found that roughly two-thirds of likely caucusgoers could still be persuaded to change their minds.
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The bandeau-style bracelet is made with the same jungle print as Jennifer Lopez's memorable open-to-the-navel Versace gown at the 2000 Grammy Awards — and the even-more-revealing spring 2020 style that the actress wore in September at the brand's ready-to-wear show in Milan.
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Many of the more revealing moments in this volume will be familiar to readers of Obama's own memoir, "Dreams From My Father"; a host of earlier books about Obama and his family; and myriad profiles of the former president that have appeared in newspapers and magazines over the years.
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The late-night host, who was given the Grammy keys for the first time by his parent network CBS, has endeared himself to the music industry with a playful recurring segment that, at its best, can be more revealing than a sit-down interview — and is always less risky.
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Warhol's "Birmingham Race Riot" (1964) is more revealing in its title than its aestheticized image, but in Hank Willis Thomas new series, "Ain't Gonna let Nobody Turn Us Around" (2015–16), he confronts us with ourselves in murky mirrors partially covered with photos of volatile moments from the civil rights movement.
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Under the headline "No thank you, Mr Pecker", Mr Bezos wrote that American Media executives threatened to publish more revealing photos of him and his paramour unless he agreed to declare publicly that their pursuit of the story about his affair was not motivated by politics or any other "external forces".
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The second part of Scaramucci's quote -- in bold here -- is even more revealing: "I think she does the best of her ability to tell the truth but also to protect the President ..." What Scaramucci seems to be suggesting is that telling the truth and protecting the President are two conflicting missions.
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But far more revealing are the multiple jars of pearly goose fat, the brackish squid ink, the pickled rhubarb and the 15 varieties of homemade jams and jellies (medlar, passion fruit, quince) that overflow her pantry, taking up every possible inch before creeping down to the floor and annexing a swath of the laundry room.
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In one of the more revealing comments, Davidson acknowledged reaching out to Cohen during the final stretch of the 2016 presidential campaign to let him know that he had just negotiated a deal with a powerful media company and McDougal that effectively kept her allegations of an affair with Trump out of public view.
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While Kendall Jenner sticks with casual tees and denim and Bella Hadid prefers bodysuits and sneakers for sporting events, the "Anaconda" rapper, 35, went for a much more revealing look at Tuesday night's Los Angeles Lakers game in L.A The Lakers may have lost to the Houston Rockets by 6 points, but Minaj's look won the night.
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Fry found it was more revealing to break the demographic down by age range: 25 percent of people ages 25 to 29 live with a parent, up from 18 percent a decade ago, and 13 percent of people ages 30 to 34, up from 9 percent, with many struggling to find work, due in part to low educational attainment.
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But a more revealing guide to the future of Catholic politics in the President Donald Trump era may have come a day earlier, when the US Conference of Catholic Bishops fired off a toughly worded letter urging Congress to restore legal protections for young immigrants who had been brought to the country illegally by their parents.
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But there were certain things I would not put up with, like donning a uniform more revealing than a bathing suit, working all day in heels and submitting to the body scrutiny that in more recent years has become official policy at one casino, the Borgata, whose so-called Babes must maintain their hiring weight or risk being fired.
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Instead, it's more revealing to focus on the technical rules Future revises, or ignores: He long ago melted the line between singing and rapping, but sometimes, he changes the rhyming syllable mid-verse, as if he's forgotten, or doesn't care; he raps in abstracted fragments and yet manages to sing a heartfelt duet with Rihanna ("Selfish").
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Perhaps a more revealing tea leaf is his question whether it would be legal if "a state constitution or state statute says all districts shall be designed…to increase…have a maximum number of votes for party X or party Y." By hypothesizing motive on the face of such official language, he made it difficult to argue that gerrymandering could be conceptually acceptable.
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We know that Faith and Greer are destined for a falling-out, but when conflict does at last arise it is over a question of corporate negligence—a narrative technicality, and a sorely missed opportunity for the book to explore more revealing differences between a movement's standard-bearers and their protégés, who must embrace them to learn, and reject them to grow.
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It also crowds out the more revealing lawyerly divisions among the justices about what should matter in resolving hard cases — for example, the relative importance of national uniformity versus local diversity, of clear rules versus more contextual standards, of government authority versus individual rights, of deference to elected officials versus bureaucratic expertise, of the default rules for interpreting ambiguous language, and so forth.
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The second incident is much more revealing: According to the New York Times, the EPA says Pruitt paid Craft $130 for two seats reserved for seasonal ticket-holders who have donated at least $1 million to the University of Kentucky at one of the school's biggest basketball games of the season—in cash, so there's no receipt of Pruitt actually buying them rather than just wetting his beak a little.
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The House Intelligence Committee has released transcripts of its private interviews with Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE, revealing that he told lawmakers President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's attorney Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowTrump, RNC sue to block California law requiring release of tax returns Voters sue California over tax return law targeting Trump Team Trump blasts California bill requiring candidates release tax returns to appear on ballot MORE encouraged him to testify falsely to Congress in 220006 about the duration of discussions around building a Trump property in Moscow.
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