Sentence examples for illuminates where from inspiring English sources

The survey also illuminates where the money is coming from: American families saved less and only slowly repaid debts.

The beam illuminates where the blade is actually going to cut and even indicates the kerf's width correctly.

The OWS spotlight illuminates where the health of the nation is being threatened; on the other hand, healing laser light could provide restorative remediation.

While we wait to be illuminated, where's the harm in a little pleasant titillation?

There are moments in this exhibition that truly do illuminate where we are now through where we once were.

Everything out there is unknown, and the lighthouse has no hope to illuminate where we are heading.

If the Australian music tree of life were illuminated where the money flowed, only a twig or two would light up.

Parini's historical fiction – he has previously written novels about Tolstoy and Walter Benjamin – is based on his conviction that literary art can illuminate where conventional scholarship cannot: he has Melville observe that "only novels tell the unadorned truth".

But experience, Kennedy would memorably counter, "is like taillights on a boat which illuminate where we have been when we should be focusing on where we should be going".

Just as it's pointless to question the credibility of the scene in Everything Is Illuminated where a husband collects his wife's teardrops in a thimble, there's no use groaning when Oskar invents a special drainage system underneath every pillow in New York, to collect the tears of people who cry themselves to sleep.

Cohen likens these analytics to a kind of MRI, "illuminating where the problem areas may be".