Sentence examples for best illuminating from inspiring English sources

He is at his best illuminating the economics of small things.

The thoughtful "Ask Me Anything" conversation was Reddit at its best, illuminating the intricacies of one of Los Angeles' most beloved art museums and cultural landmarks.

It was Dawkins who best illuminated this point towards the end of his debate with Lord Sacks.

He posed a question that dates back at least to Plato: which best illuminates the human condition, philosophy or poetry?

If that isn't the lyric on this album that best illuminates Ms. Parton's worldview, it's probably a line from "The Sacrifice," an intriguingly steely testimonial.

Rather than psychoanalysis, it may be some version of evolutionary psychology that can best illuminate the human proclivity to hatred and destruction.

When he took the pictures -- in the morning or the evening, when the light best illuminated the carvings -- it was as if he were on a clandestine mission.

But it is the awe that he inspires in his scientific colleagues that best illuminates his position in neuroscience, where the originality of his thinking and the simple elegance of his experiments give him a unique status.

And I wanted to put that to the test with a series of events in May, asking novelists to ruminate on another artform, feeling that an author's work is often best illuminated by side-light.

We'll play outside and visit parks and wilds on foot, and also enjoy technological nature, as a mental seasoning, turning to it for what it does best: illuminate all the hidden and mysterious facets of nature we can't experience or fathom on our own.

How much these images of Germans as raving apelike beasts and Hitler as a frantic, demented twit contributed to the Soviet triumph is anyone's guess, but the intense and comic ferocity of the best illuminate the link between form and humor, and humor and courage.