Sentence examples for fascinating light from inspiring English sources

Abbas's story sheds fascinating light on how nations acquire power and how they sustain it.

The recent history of Stravinsky studies has thrown new and fascinating light on Stravinsky's behavior, and on ours.

They shine an often fascinating light on a man who liked, perhaps more than anything, to enjoy himself.

Barker said the work was magnificent in its own right but also shone fascinating light on how Bacon worked.

Although some of Walter's reflections on early human ethics are thinly developed, others hew closely to the fossil record and shed a fascinating light on our evolutionary success.

Neither project bore fruit, but the memos shed a fascinating light on Waugh's dealings with "the Californian savages" as he dubbed the world of Hollywood.

But one revelation on the album does shed fascinating new light on this ebullient and charismatic personality.

Thomas Doherty's well researched Hollywood and Hitler 1933-1939 (Columbia Universithrowsss) throws fascinating new light on America and the rise of Nazism.

Works by seven of these new photo-materialists are currently on view in the Getty Museum's fascinating exhibition "Light, Paper, Process: Reinventing Photography".

Shiryaev, who initiated the character-dance classes that Balanchine attended in the Maryinsky's school, emerges as a fascinating polymath, light years ahead of those around him.

They further shed fascinating new light on how the bilingual brain may reveal the biological extent of the neural architecture underlying all human language and the language processing potential not fully recruited in the monolingual brain.