Sentence examples for genuinely illuminating from inspiring English sources
More substantively, the description of Montaigne as "in pursuit of the natural rhythms of consciousness" is genuinely illuminating.
And at many levels, Daniels has provided us with a kind of Context to Cardus that is genuinely illuminating.
But there can be no way to decide in advance which alternative possibilities will be genuinely illuminating.
To say that all seems besides the point isn't to rubbish their close reading and study, which at its best is genuinely illuminating.
I confess I am an avid consumer and I have to wade through a sea of lazy cliches to get to anything genuinely illuminating.
So much blandly sweeping, speechifying history and so little personalized dramatic focus turn "No God, No Master" into a series of issue-driven snapshots instead of something genuinely illuminating.
Very few of the documents that could genuinely illuminate them will survive.
Even that was illuminating.
Gruesome, certainly, but illuminating.
