Sentence examples for all illuminate from inspiring English sources
In clashing colors, all illuminate the mind and dazzle the eye.
But because they all illuminate the same receptor in your eye, that receptor only sees the total amount of light hitting it.
But they all illuminate the play's dominant theme, the myriad ways in which human lives can intersect, and the potentially great rewards — or irreparable damage — that can result from the unlikely spark of those connections.
Into a dark, almost rudimentary moonlit landscape the artist has inserted, lower left centre, an incongruous squat five-storey building, its windows all illuminated.
Into a dark, almost rudimentary moonlit landscape the artist has inserted, lower left centre, an incongruous squat five-storey building, its windows all illuminated.
Set for publication on Tuesday, the industry tell-all illuminates the world at the center of insider trading scandals.
At this point Ms. Bhmani's character is shrill and preachy, and not at all illuminating.
That's literature's enduring mystery and gift, after all, illuminating the general in the particular.
His living room was simple, full of books, pictures, paintings, a TV set, all illuminated softly by the skylight.
In the lobby, he has seen to the renovation of original Art Nouveau lacquer-work and tiling, all illuminated by sultry Hollywood lighting.
