Sentence examples for a more illuminating from inspiring English sources

So perhaps a more illuminating slogan might be "McRib: Only the look is fake!" That might not sell as many sandwiches, but it is certainly more informative.

When we disentangle these misconceptions, we can construct a model of design activity which puts the notions of imagery, observation, perception, sketching, drawing and modelling into a more illuminating perspective.

I persevered and, with the help of Lucy Bell, who was hosting an exhibition of his work in her gallery in St Leonards-on-sea Leonards-on-sea Leonards-on-seag interview.

Although Nagel's concept of theoretical reduction marks a common starting point for discussions about the apparent reduction of classical genetics, much of the literature on reduction is aimed at seeking a better understanding of the nature of reduction by seeking to replace Nagel's concept with a more illuminating one.

At around Hour 36, a more illuminating sign occurred.

A more illuminating question is how we have done relative to other countries that were caught in the global financial cataclysm.

In that respect, it is probably no better than labour productivity, and a NAR no more illuminating than a national bureaucrat register (NBR).

But no matter your thoughts on the triumphs or terrors of autonomous man-made machines, one thing is for sure: robotic companionship just got a whole lot more illuminating. .

I had tested the Zeo for a few days when it first came out, but using it daily for a few weeks was more illuminating.

A few more illuminate the room somewhat, but probably not bright enough to get the job done.

But Horizon has been far bolder, and screened an experiment with far more illuminating results.