Sentence examples for bit of illuminating from inspiring English sources

Now and then maybe every third entry he found something to tweak in the definition, or a bit of illuminating context.

I'd expected the long days of sitting to be boring, annoying, physically demanding and (with a bit of luck) illuminating, so to find myself repeatedly breaking down into a noisy heap of grief came as a shock.

This photograph was taken in 2009, and there was odd light reflection going on where just a bit of sunlight was illuminating the right side of the President's face.

So please boycott discussions of the "race card" and maybe we can talk about race and racism in ways that might, with a bit of effort, be illuminating.

Rightly or wrongly, Sochi 2014 was a bit of a lightening rod illuminating the need for change, and not surprisingly, the post-Games ripple effect was mixed.

Her descriptions of the young Bit, meanwhile, uncannily illuminate the hidden world of children.

But while federal officials in the past have said that the indistinguishable quality of the bacteria might indicate that it comes from the same source, they have also conceded that this bit of scientific knowledge neither illuminates much about who has been spreading the anthrax nor discounts the possibility that there may be more than one person or groups involved.

But while federal officials in the past have said the indistinguishable quality of the bacteria might indicate that it comes from the same source, they have also conceded that this bit of scientific knowledge neither illuminates much about who has been spreading the anthrax spores nor discounts the possibility that there is more than one person or group involved.

I share the Pappy anecdote both to provide a bit of color and to illuminate a larger point.

More times than I can count, I've gone on a hunt for some bit of knowledge to help illuminate my understanding of the wider world.

Each game has a placard illuminating a bit of its history, but none sit behind glass or in exhibitions.