Sentence examples for illuminating from from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, attempts to deduce anything more quantitative or physically illuminating from the theory have bogged down in the intractable mathematics of this difficult subject.

So Libra was illuminating from this perspective – but what really got me was the sheer force and elegance of the writing.

Many are suspicious of the Christian concept of sin, but Kierkegaard's reinterpretation of the traditional doctrine is illuminating from a psychological perspective as well as from a religious one.

We expect this from the theory, especially when we have strong sources illuminating from the "wrong" angle.

This description is illuminating from a third-person point of view, since it exposes precisely why the belief is mistaken.

Transillumination or backlighting helps to mitigate against this by illuminating from the reverse of the object and detecting only light which has passed through it.

Thus, psMRI features the unique ability to detect and differentiate illuminated, from non-illuminated vascular regions.

Furthermore, it is possible to distinguish illuminated from non-illuminated blood vessels (Fig. 2), due to endogenous deoxyHb and its reactivity in the illuminated regions.

In epifluorescence illumination the sample is illuminated from above through the objective lens.

In several rooms, rectangular onyx arches are illuminated from within.

(Onstage, she has worn a cape with horns, illuminated from below).