And then we watched the DVD extras, in which we found an illuminating little depth charge hidden among the nostalgia and the bloopers: It was probably — may have been — my idea that she should be a bit less posh than him, because we couldn't see otherwise what would have attracted them to each other.
Not that anyone should expect an in-depth or illuminating discussion of the real issues facing the country, domestic and foreign.
And the singer Allison Moorer, the liveliest and most illuminating of the performers, adds a bluesy depth to the songs that are interspersed throughout the piece.
o Rocky Mountain Community Radio's Bente Birkeland offers a daily drumbeat of short interviews that often prove illuminating or provide a springboard more in-depth analysis (e.g., Secretary of State Wayne Williams' position on election modernization or Sen. Larry Crowder's stance on Syrian refugees).
However, reanalysis of GWA is useful for illuminating potentially important areas for future, in-depth, candidate gene and pathway studies.
That the suggestion came from the depths of my own intuition was illuminating -- okay, rude perhaps!
I met up with Sidiki and Alan in the musician's apartment for an in-depth discussion on the motives for this illuminating documentary and the complexities that accompanied its filming.
In an illuminating way (ibid., p.155-174), he illustrates (in far more depth and breadth that can be achieved here), how ' epistemology, decision theory and ethics all have to take note of the dependence of observations and inferences on the position of the observer' (ibid. p.157).
"Only when you get into depth and follow-up do you get interesting and illuminating answers," he said.
This analogy has been made in more depth by the cultural theorist Mark Fisher in his book Capitalist Realism, an illuminating lament for the lack of meaning that haunts contemporary culture and politics.
