Sentence examples for illuminates is that from inspiring English sources

What Burton's theory illuminates is that the duty of good faith performance operates precisely when a contact delegates discretion in performance to one party.

What Death Row Dinners illuminates is that we've reached a peak cultural moment of living to eat, defining ourselves by our diets and batting away death by gorging in whatever pop-up restaurants we can dream up.

Perhaps the only thing the brouhaha illuminates is that the glittery Oscar machine is more gummed-up clockworks than dream factory, still a system subject to glitches and procedural headaches, human error and programming miscues.

What is illuminating is that Salmond has shown recent form on moving and manoeuvring on the independence question which reflect attempts to reposition the SNP.

But what this has illuminated is that we weren't doing what the rhetoric said.

What is illuminating is that these publications, with their limited readership, can still have such a huge economic impact on the scholarly communications system.

What is illuminated is that he followed his heart, and "sang his song".

But the real miracle, according to this illuminating "All's Well," is that love keeps happening between men and women.

What "The Sessions" illuminates is bigger than that.

He said the only church that illuminates is a burning church.

A more recent painting in which surroundings illuminate character is that of the pioneering chemist Dorothy Hodgkin by Maggi Hambling.