Sentence examples for illuminating events from inspiring English sources

In a very real sense, the recent debates in the United States over birth control are illuminating events, teachable moments about the challenge confronting American women's right to basic health services.

But it was in Cairo where the most illuminating events took place.

(Kozinn) ★ White Light Festival (Saturday and Thursday) Lincoln Center continues to venture into the mystic with these two illuminating events.

And if Friday night's opening concert at the Juilliard Theater is typical of the five that will follow tonight through Friday, the festival will again be one of the most illuminating events of the season.

The Tel Aviv conference was one of the most illuminating events I've attended in a decade.

The present study was designed to illuminate events that may underlie the apparently neuroprotective effects of TSA following ischemic insult.

I would argue this a step further though: not only does technology illuminate events around the world, it also has the power to prompt global action both more expediently and unconventionally than ever before.

Now the eye of the mischief must be blinded completely and gouged out, and this can be done by illuminating the events behind the scenes".

Yet the cautionary case of Alexis Smith illuminates how events can conspire to rob even seemingly well-established figures not only of critical attention but also of public exposure.

Dramas about such events need a clear purpose, which is to illuminate those events.

Her words illuminate current events and history lessons - her topics ranging from the Black Panthers organizing in the Desire housing projects to domestic violence to injustice in Africa and war in the Middle East.