Sentence examples for illuminate precisely from inspiring English sources

The authors argue that they wish to illuminate precisely how such places are approaching the limits of environmental sustainability.

"Under fun's new administration, writing fiction becomes a way to go deep inside yourself and illuminate precisely the stuff you don't want to see or let anyone else see".

For a long while I was frustrated by the failure of "The Death of Santini" to illuminate precisely why, despite the wreckage Donald Conroy has wrought, and despite his continued cursing and insults, Pat keeps letting him through the door.

Others say that the ruling was correct and that it illuminated precisely why the shield laws should be open to case-by-case consideration because the jury should have adequate information to evaluate the witnesses it hears.

More thorough sampling of species in this and closely related subfamilies (such as the sister subfamily, Heteroponerinae) may illuminate more precisely when this large genomic expansion occurred.

Rick Shaefer's two paintings ostensibly celebrate flora, but his materials, principally "green-tinted charcoal paper," hint at the reason for the eeriness and strange light that illuminates the precisely rendered flowers.

In other words, the background to FACA cannot be taken to illuminate its breadth precisely because FACA altered the landscape to address the many concerns Congress had about the increasing growth and use of advisory committees.

Our study contributes new information to the rapidly emerging field of molecular pathogenomics of bacterial epidemics and illustrates how full-genome data can be used to precisely illuminate the landscape of strain dissemination during a bacterial epidemic.

This commentary makes the case that there is a clear need for sex- and age-disaggregated and qualitative data to more precisely illuminate gender-related trends and dynamics in the health workforce.

They have not gone unchallenged: Christopher Ricks's Milton's Grand Style, first published in 1963, must be not only the best defence and appreciation of Milton's poetry, but the most precisely illuminating.

They block the entry of viruses into living cells which is further enhanced by precisely illuminating them with UV radiation.