Sentence examples for illuminating anything from inspiring English sources

Peter McKintosh's crumbling tiled walls are lit by Simon Mills with low-slung strip lights of the kind that blare brightly away without illuminating anything.

The white supremacist spouts the usual vitriol, not really illuminating anything so much as confirming a stereotype: If it speaks with a Southern accent, it must be a racist.

The premise of the film is that Weber creates a vast, campy portfolio of Johnson dressed up in various guises, and then takes him on a tour of his own portfolio of star interviews and photos, without really illuminating anything or anyone.

Does this illuminate anything about our politics?

White made the comparison to shock, not to illuminate anything about "12 Years a Slave".

Can such pallid imitation illuminate anything at all? Thankfully, there are still exceptions.

You would have to be an antiquarian to take us back to the events that created the work, and I'm not sure it would illuminate anything".

But even when family lines were established, he said, genetic testing would not illuminate anything about a central question in the state's investigation: the age of mothers when they gave birth.

Spence D. of IGN said, "If Britney Spears' Greatest Hits: My Prerogative illuminates anything it's that Spears is a fairly proficient sonic chameleon, able to mimic and adopt the stylings of those who have come before her with enough panache and verve to convince younger generations that she's a bona fide pop revelation.

Both painters make remarkable use of light, and visitors will find this atmospheric exhibition as illuminating as anything currently in Venice.

All very interesting but not necessarily any more illuminating than anything Man United's ginger-haired moon-face might tell us.