Sentence examples for certainly illuminates from inspiring English sources

The story certainly illuminates something fascinating about Bakewell herself, since she is rather bravely honest enough to admit both to wishing initially that the girl had asked someone else, and then to being secretly "excited by the drama of it all".

But he said it certainly illuminated the judge's approach.

To see the raw material from which the movies evolved is certainly illuminating.

"Nubia" is by no means a comprehensive picture of this ancient civilization — we haven't had one of those since the mid-1990s — but it's certainly illuminating.

All three do share a certain grandeur, which was certainly illuminated in an exemplary performance of the concerto by the cellist Alisa Weilerstein.

Both remain historical events.'" Although figura is certainly illuminating for Auerbach's reading of Dante (from whom he drew this concept), I am not persuaded that he succeeded in making it equally applicable to the instances from modern literature in Mimesis.

Certainly, Flood Wall Street illuminates the obstacles facing the necessity defense as a legal tactic.

Certainly it illuminates the historic convergence of the two mighty rivers of the environmental and social justice movements.

Certainly it illuminates how multi-cultural alliances and leadership by people of color are permanently changing the landscape of environmentalism.

Gruesome, certainly, but illuminating.

No one could live up to a legend so inflated, but a bright interpreter like Ms. Bitton certainly can illuminate it.