Sentence examples similar to illuminate more effectively from inspiring English sources

I like the way that psychological extremity can illuminate more "normal" characters by forcing a comparison.

And they can later be developed and elaborated to illuminate more difficult questions.

In the 1930s, lightbulbs were affixed to the signs to illuminate them more effectively than the earlier ground-based spotlights.

That moment 10 years ago illuminated more than musical tastes.

Sunlight filtering through the broken windows illuminated more of the irregularly shaped char patterns.

The show's thematic hanging has definite pleasures, but a more strictly chronological order would have illuminated this transition more effectively.

"This masterly work... illuminates the first 200 years of African-American history more effectively than any previous study," George M. Fredrickson said here in 1998.

Dan Martin from NME classified "Hair" as an empowerment anthem, using the "simple image of the wind blowing through a person's hair to illuminate the album's Love-Yourself-And-Let-It-All-Hang-Out message way more effectively than the title track.

Knowledge gleaned through the use of Illuminate software has helped the administration and teaching staffs more precisely analyze test scores and more effectively collaborate and devise ways to respond to student academic needs.

In the interim, it is our hope that the perspectives explored in this work may help to illuminate the internal struggles faced globally by TCAM practitioner groups passing through regulatory transitions, and to inform further investigation around how such regulations may be more effectively and seamlessly implemented, in the public interest, across nations.

They respond more effectively to training.