Far from the Tree (Chatto & Windus), Andrew Solomon's exceptional study of what it is like to have a child who is "different", illuminates the essence of parenthood, and is profound and moving.
At a macro level, the controversy over the welcome-home parade illuminates a wider dilemma for Sinn Féin about where it is going.
Poetry was a small part of his work, but it illuminates a large aspect of his art.
IT IS sometimes said that America has two parties a Sun party, which illuminates the landscape, and a Moon party, which reflects the beams.
Eye tracking may also find use in desktop computers, video-games consoles and e-readers.Eye trackers combine a camera with an infra-red light source that illuminates the eye with bursts of invisible infra-red light.
The book includes some interesting insights into how the speech was fashioned, reflecting a last-minute triumph of down-home Texanisms over blander rhetoric.Richards's story also illuminates the challenge of being a woman in Texas politics during the late 20th century.
The crisis, however, at least illuminates a simple fact.
Bloomberg offers the detail that the airline's Munich facility "offers Bavaria's Loewenbraeu beer on tap, together with local delicacies including leberkas meatloaf and sausages with sweet mustard".BloombergBusinessweek notes that this story illuminates one reason why the big three American airlines generally don't include lounge access for first- or business-class passengers on domestic flights.
He illuminates everything he touches (see review).Daniel Defoe: Master of Fictions.By Maximilian E. Novak.Oxford University Press; 680 pages; $45 and £30Click to buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukMaximilian Novak's scholarship brilliantly explains the author of "Robinson Crusoe" and his age.
One, which this belated book of eye-witness accounts illuminates, concerns the origins of the invasion.
It obstructs "the understanding of the historical rights and wrongs…as much as it illuminates them".
