Sentence examples for illuminating debates from inspiring English sources

Sometimes memorable and illuminating debates took place.

A look at land regimes in the earliest periods of human history can illuminate debate over the extent to which human institutions can be expected to vary from time to time and place to place.

The time-use survey can illuminate current debates, as well as broad issues.

This question is of inherent conceptual interest and is important to explore in order better to understand the moral systems that we observe and to illuminate longstanding debates in moral theory.

To illuminate important debates and draw attention to specific topics, the journal occasionally publishes thematic issues.

But the list of evolutionary events that interacted to shape the current and fascinating pattern of biological and cultural variation among Native Americans is much more extensive and will illuminate future debates around New World settlement.

On the contrary, Thompson treats both his subjects critically, at times harshly, and recounts their lives with the broader purpose of illuminating the core debates that drove American policy making.

Interestingly, current research on a related effect, which is known as retrieval-induced forgetting, can illuminate this debate.

But an analytical tool developed by marketing scholars to analyze how consumers make brand choices can in fact illuminate that debate.

But Mr. Emanuel and his police superintendent, Garry McCarthy, have proved far less transparent when it comes to regularly disclosing the other data that could illuminate the debate over the best use of the city's shrinking police force.

At a symposium two years ago at Harvard, where scholars traced his modernist design for the Miller house back to early drawings for Hollin Hills, a 1950's veterans' suburban housing community, Mr. Kiley was invited to the podium to illuminate the debate.