Sentence examples for illuminating children from inspiring English sources

But it's the Prevent Strategy, aiming to combat homegrown terrorism, that was particularly illuminating: children as young as four are now being suspected of radicalisation.

TV and cat even manage to have a civilised and illuminating discussion about children's telly ("In Tiswas one saw something of a Dionysian epiphany in children's viewing … as opposed to the profoundly subversive Five O'Clock Club!") before the TV – represented on screen by a smooth-looking male announcer – says it's "back to business": the selling of Skweeky Weets.

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I'm not sure many of us could remember sacked Tory frontbencher and imminent new peer Howard Flight until a few days ago, but then came that illuminating comment on child benefit changes, which he subsequently apologised for.

The most illuminating takeaway from Child, however, might be the suspicion in many quarters of anything with an American or a Western imprimatur, even a vaccine to prevent polio.

The illuminating misperceptions of a child; the possibly illuminating flashes and blackouts of an imploded mind: such swerves off the conventional fictional track can delineate it in ways that a steady narrative may not.

Talking with Virginia about children was particularly illuminating, because she had the long view.

Designing play experiences that include opportunities for experimentation can provide both children and adults with illuminating insights.

It is an illuminating experience to cycle with a young child.