Sentence examples for commitment to illuminating from inspiring English sources

Her most recent work with ACRIA, directly a groundbreaking study of older adults with HIV in New York City, continued her lifelong commitment to illuminating the lives of those she felt underrepresented in our society.

Helen Young is a documentary filmmaker and Emmy award winning television news producer who has forged her career blending a passion for investigative reporting with a commitment to illuminating the social issues of the day.

Among those commitments were to illuminate the club with only energy-efficient light bulbs; use recycled paper for business cards and stationery and in copy machines; allow groups like Greenpeace, Amnesty International and the Rainforest Action Network to meet and recruit at the club; and to have paid employees run the club's environmental center.

To a very large extent, the interests and concerns that mark his philosophical work also inform these other activities, and Rousseau's contributions in ostensibly non-philosophical fields often serve to illuminate his philosophical commitments and arguments.

To illuminate what these societies stand to lose should they abandon their commitment to a healthy state, he delves into one of humanity's oldest political organizations: the clan.

He needed matter to illuminate".

But it also seems to illuminate reality.

I need something to illuminate.

"Your job is to illuminate, illuminate the game," Matthews says.

She struggles to illuminate the world.

To illuminate some dark cranny.