Sentence examples for illuminated better from inspiring English sources

"As a doctor steeped in the law," Harold Hongju Koh, the dean of the law school, said in a statement, "Jay Katz illuminated better than anyone has before or since the complex of medical, legal and ethical choices that haunt the silent world of doctor and patient".

Panning et al.'s (2017) seismic wavespeed model brings mantle shear-wave speeds very close to core compressional wave speed, holding out the hope that the shallow core may be illuminated better by SKS and SKKS.

However, in Model 2 where we adjusted for the impacts of other socio-demographic variables, between group and within groups differences are illuminated better.

The answers to these questions could illuminate better ways to get people to appreciate works of art, beyond geographical and other restrictions.

Germany is now an integrated part of a democratic western community of nations, and an understanding of its true condition not only illuminates better the staunch European identity but also is bound to have an impact on American policy.

We can ask no more from those who warn about dark days ahead than that they also awaken us to the miracle of everyday life as they try to illuminate a better path forward.

They are publishing their findings in the new issue of the Edith Wharton Review, and hope that the play's discovery will shed new light on the period of Wharton's life before her ascent to literary fame, as well as illuminating her better known works in previously unimagined ways.

The loss of this great illuminates a better path.

I wished the lighting would have better illuminated Ms. Shivalingappa's face, such an important zone of expression in her style.

Many of the concerns expressed about security at Dodger Stadium have focused on the vast parking lots, some of them better illuminated and, by perception, more secure than others.

A major advantage is that the whole solution space becomes better illuminated.