Sentence examples for great illumination from inspiring English sources

soo a lot of people great illumination in your site.

A bit too much poor light in the middle and no great illumination on the sidelines.

What Renée calls "a suspension of time that is the sign of a great illumination," Paloma experiences while watching a rosebud fall.

In 1619, as part of the great illumination that inspired Descartes to assume the modest chore of reforming philosophy as well as mathematics, he devised "compasses" made of sticks sliding in grooved frames to duplicate the cube and trisect angles.

But also great illumination, with the likes of The World at War and Horizon and a fantastic series I remember dramatising Charles Darwin's voyage on the Beagle to the Galapagos Islands, where he began his intellectual journey that was to lead to the development of his theory on evolution.

Readers will find little comfort but great illumination in her mournful discussions of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim in New York, and in the acid treatment of I. M. Pei's pyramid entry to the Louvre.

Apart from the steady slice of our headlights, the greatest illumination came from the moon, mirrored vastly off the waters below.

Prospects for greater illumination are bleak, analysts say, because of both the unknown consequences of the bombing that began Wednesday and Baghdad's obstinacy.

Because of the greater illumination required for high-speed driving with the high beam, the lower beam filament was placed off centre, with a resulting decrease in lighting effectiveness.

This combination of the Moon's closest approach to Earth and the Moon reaching its moment of greatest illumination together not only creates a Supermoon, but one that's maximally bright as seen from Earth.

They cycle on in a positive feedback loop yielding greater illumination.