And it illuminates an almost forgotten chapter in American history, one that historians say has new relevance in the current crackdown on illegal immigration.
Quinton Skinner, in Variety, hailed the production as "revelatory and exuberant," adding that it "illuminates a familiar text, breathing strange new life into it while honoring its inherent completeness".
Eye-opening and deeply human, it illuminates an often hidden segment of American life. .
Now, here's an interesting thing, and it illuminates why I find Perry so trite and shallow.
"It's an arcane clue, but it's very purposeful, and it illuminates something that you'll be like, 'Oh!
In this scenario, sexual love was flatly instrumental, and this too was exciting, as it illuminated a reality many of us were, unwittingly, beginning to inhabit: that of the unexpected setbacks one encountered on the road to experience.
The spotlight has almost always been on him, and it still is, although it now illuminates a changed man.
I felt Fuelshamed, embarrassed each time I glanced at the band's dull surface and found it illuminated by a lonely red dot, a signal that I wasn't active enough to appease the machine.
It makes the past present and illuminates a path for the future.
He is adept at pointing out the connections and contradictions between an artist's professed beliefs and his or her actions in real life, and he's also nimble at taking a seemingly trivial observation ("Chanel made a profitable habit out of keeping a tame poet on hand to coin aphorisms that could be put into circulation, attributed to her") and using it to illuminate a larger truth.
