Sentence examples similar to illuminating facets from inspiring English sources

Retrospect illuminates facets not previously seen.

Others have illuminated facets of the crisis in more depth.

Noë deems this state a "temporary illiteracy or, even more, a temporary blindness". And this temporary state can illuminate facets of ourselves, or as Heidegger says, our being as a whole.

Additional items by artists like Harry Smith and Richard Berger illuminate other facets of geometry.

Edited by the British composer and pianist Peter Dickinson and published by the University of Rochester Press, "Samuel Barber Remembered" illuminates many facets of his life and work.

The author writes so well and from such a wide knowledge that he illuminates many facets of the military only dimly understood by the public.

Their perspectives on the use of brain imaging in legal settings, particularly for pain measurement, illuminate different facets of this issue.

"The Americas Off Broadway" festival will begin in May, and while none of the productions has been announced, Elysabeth Kleinhans, the group's artistic director, said the new festival would emphasize productions from American regional theaters that illuminate "various facets of the American experience".

They've likely seen their fair share of new entrants, and can illuminate specific facets of new businesses that are likely to bring you success or peril.

It has the potential to illuminate implicit facets and latent factors embedded in research and scholarship that might otherwise not get noted.

In doing so, he illuminates new facets of all musical culture in an age of expediency when the value and meaning of the arts is less about the arts themselves and more about how they can be used.