Sentence examples for experience illuminates from inspiring English sources

The Examiner's near-death experience illuminates the kinds of risks that newspaper companies are willing -- and unwilling -- to take today.

It is 47 years since they first worked together on the "Dream", and the shared experience illuminates her performance as Titania, the Queen of the Fairies.

Our two-party system has limited the success of more radical parties, but the Italian experience illuminates phenomena that are at work in the United States, too.

Historian Niall Ferguson was adamant that Smith bore no responsibility for the events at Srebrenica and was indeed one of the few British officials "to emerge with distinction" from the intervention in Bosnia; nonetheless, Ferguson believed that the experience illuminates Smith's theoretical writings.

"Looking back at the Super Bowl," he wrote, "what strikes me is the extraordinary amount of attention that was given to topics like the quality of the turf at Levi's Stadium, and how little consideration was given to the thousands of workers who made the event possible". Thompson's experience illuminates the true nature of the employment so freely bandied about by promoters of stadium deals.

Voice-over recitations of an essay of Sarah's about the roots of art in ecstatic experience illuminate both the character's philosophical energy and Collins's artistic quest.

As an alternative to this anti-Shakespeare Shakespeare, I nominate Actors' Shakespeare Project, in the Boston area, whose commitment to the power of the words themselves, and to the human experience illuminated through them, generates joy without the jinks.

The event welcomed some 400 patrons to an al fresco dining experience illuminated by candlelight flickering on the tables and by the night stars shining in the heavens above.

The idea of projection mapping conjures images of large-scale augmented reality works (that take months of planning to create) that bring the virtual world to the concert experience, illuminate the austere space within an art gallery, or breathe new life into iconic architectures.

While previous PAR studies in LTC homes (e.g. Shura et al., 2010) have shown this to be a methodology that can engage residents as leaders, our experience illuminated some challenges to having residents with advanced dementia participate in the process with the same intensity and regularity as our other partners.

Documenting their experiences illuminates how individuals grappled with the last century's massive social and technological changes.