Sentence examples for casting new light from inspiring English sources
Fuller mentions just about everyone in post-war Hollywood, without casting new light on any of them.
Apparently Mr. Gore fears being overshadowed, or casting new light on old White House scandals, or both.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists is casting new light – or maybe just heat — on the murky field of sizing up the health effects of small radiation doses.
Casting new light on the fertility and breadth of Roosevelt's thought, Hawley reveals the full extent of his achievement in twentieth-century intellectual history.
However, Wolf shows how evolutionary history and cognitive neuroscience are casting new light on "the complex beauty of the reading process".
It is a search for missing information that is already casting new light on the career of Britain's most influential modern artist.
The news will cast new light on the appropriateness of the hugely unpopular switch of its headquarters to Wembley in August.
This well-informed account casts new light on the heroic version of the two leaders' association.
