Sentence examples for an illuminating angle from inspiring English sources

But the playfulness with which they disguise familiar tunes is attractive, and the opportunity to hear the original Kary's Trance on both sets – played with an effervescent bounce in 1956, more yearningly now – offers an illuminating angle on one of jazz's surviving giants.

All three were respectable efforts with fun to be had by reader and pasticheur alike – though for a more illuminating angle on Austen, turn to Jo Baker's Longbourn, which cunningly retells Pride and Prejudice from the servants' perspective.

All three were respectable efforts with fun to be had by reader and pasticheur alike – though for a more illuminating angle on Austen, turn to Jo Baker's Longbourn, which cunningly retells Pride and Prejudice from the servants' perspective.

After a colourful introduction to the 'black Douglases', Murray's well-researched account soon has us in the thick of the affair, and by telling it from Douglas's point of view, the author gives us an illuminating new angle, especially on Bosie's sexuality.

The Sunday Times noted: "What makes this book worthwhile is its fiercely illuminating angle.... Morrison, as usual, declined to take part but the author's scholarly methods lend this weighty volume a real authority".

Modern cell sorters typically measure light scattered at small and large angles to an illuminating laser beam.

An illuminating description of these principles would be an illuminating description of how we think, and such a description would certainly be of interest.

But this effect was measured with an illuminating laser beam approximately ten times larger than the drop diameter and the light collecting optics at 90° angle with respect to the incoming laser.

It was an illuminating episode.

Tells about an illuminating article in Time.

Swaim provides an illuminating commentary.