Sentence examples for illuminating facts from inspiring English sources

The book is stuffed with startling and illuminating facts.

(The Stockholm Games were the last to strike pure-gold medals, Buford informs us — one of many illuminating facts she has packed into the book).

But Democrats said the illuminating fact was that the governor, without investigating first, questioned a critic's integrity.

They admitted this in their report, which contained one illuminating fact: "Maintains attractive suite in a large, modern hotel structure known as the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, which is maintained in an excellent state of repair".

AN illuminating fact about the Middle East was confirmed last week: It's easy to think up a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict without Israelis or Palestinians around to write the text.

With Childish Loves, Markovits pulls off the admirable feat of making fiction more illuminating than fact".

Colquhoun is mindful of these extremities of privilege, though the real delight of her book lies in the abundance of illuminating and curious facts.

Due attention is paid to the country's extremities of culinary privilege, but the real delight of Colquhoun's account lies in its abundance of illuminating and curious facts.

Thereafter he read Łukasiewicz widely even material in Polish, of which he said 'the symbols are so illuminating that the fact that the text is incomprehensible doesn't much matter'.

It is illuminating, though, and in fact humanizing, to reflect on the theatricality born of pure indignation that makes such a reading experience possible.

"The New Americans" is at once matter-of-fact, wide-ranging, illuminating and effortlessly beautiful.