Sentence examples for illuminated now from inspiring English sources

"Some areas are more illuminated now than in the past and others are brightening".

As the Rigveda illuminates, "Now I have drunk soma and become immortal; I have attained the light… that God discovered".

When you are happy that the positioning is correct, press the "stop/start" button again, you will now have the blue surface light and the green stop/start lights will now be illuminated, you now need to pick the surface.

For the time being, they are staying, though in altered fashion: a brilliant white light now illuminates the trade center towers, which are decorated like a war memorial, adorned with a ribbon of red, white and blue.

The twelfth-century English illuminated manuscript now in Hildesheim was in the seventeenth century at Lampringe, a monastery of the English congregation.

Eskin's research now illuminates not the Holocaust but the fantasy life of a disturbed young man with an unhappy childhood whose real name Eskin himself is not altogether sure of.

Even light we waste; designed to illuminate, it now obscures.

What explains this curious division of labour, with the US telling stories that might illuminate the now, while so much British TV talent is directed towards the then?

At home, the appeal of such a date is obvious — as Nancy Pelosi said today, President Obama has now illuminated an exit strategy.

At home, the appeal of such a date is obvious as Nancy Pelosi said today, President Obama has now illuminated an exit strategy.

That light now shines in Alex Rodriguez's direction, illuminating the emptiness of his choices.