Sentence examples for illuminate the problems from inspiring English sources

The two episodes illuminate the problems the United States still faces in understanding the intentions of Al Qaeda and its affiliates.

They illuminate the problem.

Another Mark Twain quote will illuminate the problem.

At times the music, like the lyrics, does illuminate the problem of a band taking itself too seriously.

And because everything that happens is intended to illuminate the problem that is Ms. Aladag's main concern — the so-called honor killings of women in Muslim communities in Europe and the Middle East — the behavior of the characters seems constricted.

Through investigating how players, as learners, structure their cognitive development, construct and negotiate their identity and sense of self, and make meaning while navigating a fundamentally "problem-based" context, we aim to illuminate the problem-solving processes emerging in such technology-facilitated environments.

The numbers illuminate the problem.

It does not illuminate the problem or reach toward common ground.

A simple example may suffice to illuminate the problem.

The tragedy illuminated the problems that can arise when ownership of a property is in flux.

A poll published today by Catholic Voices illuminates the problems faced by the Catholic Church's campaign against gay marriage.