Sentence examples for does not illuminate from inspiring English sources

"Goddess" echoes but does not illuminate this Neo-Classical impulse.

But he does not illuminate the difference between discouraging criticism and constructive criticism.

The beauty of landscape does not illuminate the unreal so much as the self.

Good news, but it does not illuminate whether particular buildings or features are positive.

A skinny domestic subplot – involving an anguished councillor's ex-wife and his on-off relationship with a fellow worker – does not illuminate the main action.

If a warning light does not illuminate, flashes or stays on for more than seven seconds, the air bags may be malfunctioning, experts said.

"It doesn't illuminate much about war or life.

"Wasn't Qaddafi better?" is the wrong question, because it doesn't illuminate the objective reality of post-revolutionary Libya.

The interesting thing about lantern light is that it doesn't illuminate very far in front of you.

"Harry Brown," which was written by Gary Young, is thoroughly derivative, and it doesn't illuminate youth crime — it exploits it.

The actors' uninflected, rapid-fire delivery also suggests, although it doesn't illuminate, the hysteria that is at the core of Williams's lament.