A wonderful example of how intelligence can illuminate musical appreciation.______________________________________________Journey Through Great Britain By Iqbal Ahmed.
He added that it was hoped that Spain's recovery of vanished ships and artifacts, and their display in public museums and analysis by scholars, would illuminate and deepen appreciation of Spain's past.
As we argue later, the adoption of MLS thinking will facilitate such a more nuanced appreciation, retrospectively illuminating such early understandings as Nevers and Saedler's (1977).
Is it the stark northern sunlight that floods through windows and illuminates any dingy crannies, fostering an appreciation of the clean and the sleek?
Perhaps we should associate desire (orexis) with pursuing, and welcoming with contentment upon receiving We can use our understanding of piety as appreciation of providence to illuminate two slogans frequently found in Marcus: 'providence or atoms?' and 'erase impressions'.
Our attraction to these bent and illuminated glass tubes is due, perhaps, to an appreciation for a craft that seems inaccessible to most they're science meets design meets applied urbanism.
What Judge calls a "serious problem" I think of as a seismic shift, a half-decade that has seen a marked increase in the appetite for, and appreciation of, comedy as a vehicle to illuminate gender inequity.
The affect theory of social exchange (Lawler et al. 2000, 2008; Lawler 2001) illuminates the role of affective ties like trust and appreciation in shaping the social relations of task performing groups.
They have not gone unchallenged: Christopher Ricks's Milton's Grand Style, first published in 1963, must be not only the best defence and appreciation of Milton's poetry, but the most precisely illuminating.
Douglas Hofstadter would not argue that awareness of the underlying mathematics contributes much to appreciation of the music, but the music does illuminate the math.
