Sentence examples for illuminated version from inspiring English sources

"His blood is red, and his heart is left of the center.... To think of it, we are all in trouble.... .. Two years later, after the House Un-American Activities Committee began a wrongheaded investigation into his possible Communist ties, he died at 57 — having just produced the most beautifully illuminated version of the Declaration of Independence, a testament to his patriotism.

The Book of Kells, the celebrated 1,200-year-old 1,200-year-old 1,200-year-oldspels, pulls illuminatedo the magnificent Long Room in the Trinity College library, which is open daily.

After his speech Mr. Sondheim pulled a switch at the front of the stage, and an illuminated version of his signature flickered and came to life (without a still-missing dot in the letter i that has apparently gone into one of Mrs. Lovett's pies).

In 1950, for the 150th anniversary of the founding of New Canaan, the artist, who worked in a studio in his New Canaan home, presented the town with his illuminated version of the Declaration of Independence, now at the Library of Congress.

In 1940 he illuminated a version of the Haggadah, the order of service for the Passover Seder.

They range from a near-mural-scale assemblage of panels — called a retablo — depicting in detail scenes from the life of the Virgin by Pere Espalargues to a paperback-book-size illuminated manuscript version of "Guide for the Perplexed" by the Jewish philosopher Maimonides.

There is an illuminating alternate version of a pop masterpiece (the "super deluxe" version of Nirvana's "Nevermind"); a deep dive into a country music watershed ("The Bristol Sessions, 1927-1928"); and a slightly baffling reissue of a 1999 underground rap record (MF Doom, "Operation: Doomsday"), among other sets of funk, salsa, "hippie music," African pop and light soul.

The cover version illuminated how much Carrabba shares with the world of mainstream pop.

So, the conventional grille was abandoned in favor of a version illuminated by blue L.E.D.'s.

Visual function testing (best corrected visual acuity and sensitivity) was performed in MS patients and controls using low-contrast Sloan letter charts (retro-illuminated version, Precision Vision, IL) at 10% and at 5% low-contrast levels and Pelli-Robson contrast sensitivity chart and at full contrast (100% ETDRS 2000 chart, testing high-contrast visual acuity).

Spike Jonze's new movie adaptation of "Where the Wild Things Are" illuminates the psychological version.