Sentence examples for illuminates by from inspiring English sources
This is the distinction Elizabeth Bishop illuminates, by pretending to elide it, in her villanelle "One Art," perhaps the most famous reckoning with loss in all of literature.
The online edition of the Oxford English Dictionary, where browsing is orgasmic to word lovers, illuminates by example the history of what it calls the "weakened" sense of the adjective: "very enjoyable or exciting".
Legitimate slavery is an important concept in Locke's political philosophy largely because it tells us what the legitimate extant of despotic power is and defines and illuminates by contrast the nature of illegitimate slavery.
The first half of the letter is a hilarious catalog of the horse's physical deficiencies, including his hooves, his tail, his eyes, and his nose, each of which Ruskin illuminates by describing what the horse is not.
However, instead of illuminating only the molecules in close proximity to the coverslip as in TIRF, HILO illuminates by a highly inclined and thin beam under a particular angle allowing high irradiation intensities combined with high signal-to-noise ratio even inside of cells.
Illuminated by Antonio di Niccolo di Lorenzo.
The darkness was illuminated by explosions.
The neighborhood is now illuminated by streetlights.
Whole exposition illuminated by Sun-like lamps.
bus illuminated by flourescent flood-lights.
