Sentence examples for a very illuminating from inspiring English sources
It's possible that death could be a very illuminating event for me.
So it was with delight that I found his new collection of journalism, PsychoGeography, to be largely free of such off-putting verbal interference and, often, a very illuminating treat.
"Voice, Image, Gesture," a broad selection of postwar art drawn from the Jewish Museum's permanent collection, is not a show of great art, nor does it frame its contents in a very illuminating way.
And, in a way, I was using weddings as a way of looking at American culture, and for me, certainly, weddings were a very illuminating entry point into thinking about what our priorities are as a culture.
Martin (1987, 2013) presents a very illuminating guidance on how to draw and evaluate system networks.
For example, when [Ayatollah] Khomeini stopped the war with Iraq, he did so with a very illuminating statement that hade nothing to do with God but with a practical approach: "we can't afford this war".
Jennings was, famously, Catholic; despite a bruising encounter with a horrible priest at confession which "festered" within her for years, and did very little to help, and probably much to make worse, her problems with sex (Emma Mason contributes a long and very illuminating afterword to this edition, which examines this question without going into prurient detail).
The benefits of your help notwithstanding, from a personal standpoint it is very illuminating to help others, and to develop your sense of compassion for all kinds of people.
McGinnis and Foege revealed the obvious we had all overlooked: when someone dies of, say, a heart attack, it is not very illuminating to cite the cause as disease of the cardiovascular system.
We saw a Pink Floyd-themed G1 multi-touch video a little while back, but it wasn't very illuminating.
Although the official flight recording cuts off after thirty minutes, the Cartoon Lounge has managed to get ahold of an unofficial recording, and it is very illuminating.
