Sentence examples for illuminating character from inspiring English sources

McCauley is still uncannily good at illuminating character through speech.

Elsewhere, the choreography never quite takes off, neither illuminating character nor justifying itself as musical composition.

Mr. LaBute, celebrated (and reviled) for his nasty moral parables with "gotcha!" endings, delivers one of his most illuminating character studies to date.

Dispensing with fireworks in five selections from Schumann's "Waldszenen," Ms. Moore phrased with a breathlike lyricism in the introduction and finale; between those points she showed her capacity for illuminating character, most vividly in a haughty, preening "Vogel als Prophet".

Working with Ellison's cooperation, Symonds, the political editor of The Economist, has written an illuminating character study of a software billionaire and his company, known for both its cutting-edge technology and its aggressive corporate tactics.

His transition from jaded basketball lifer to accomplished author has resulted in two highly provocative, critically acclaimed books that use the sport for illuminating character studies: Bradburd's own in "Paddy on the Hardwood" and Nolan Richardson's in "Forty Minutes of Hell".

"I think what makes her so unique is the rare combination of totally gripping stories, historical detail that is spot-on yet illuminating, characters that are so enjoyable, romantic storylines that are, genuinely, heart-stopping and gorgeous and finally and most importantly all wrapped up and told by someone with a cynical eye.

Prince's experience at Citigroup provides an illuminating case study.

Regulation of Magoh2 by Mll2 is an illuminating case study.

The prime minister might revisit Geoffrey Willans's "Molesworth," which is so illuminating about the character and habits of little boys.

One thing I'm pretty sure of is that there is no development to be traced in Ronnie's character, no illuminating moment you can put your finger on and say, From here on Ronnie was bent.