Sentence examples for illuminating interpretation from inspiring English sources

Though the final emphatic climax was achieved with suitable flourish, this was not a particularly illuminating interpretation.

He hunts out the beans in the Bible - providing a profound and illuminating interpretation of the story of Esau's mess of potage (lentil soup) in Genesis chapter 25 - and in Homer, and, of course, in Aristotle, who famously compared beans to testicles, but who also compared them to the form of the universe.

It makes for brilliantly illuminating reading.

I love Hadiths for the illuminating light they can shine on the interpretation of a difficult passage, or on my own attempts navigating a difficult juncture in my life, but I've also participated in Islamic dinner events that have fallen apart discussing the Hadith condemning Muslims who smell their food before they eat it.

Arrington's interpretation of this dilemma in Stoic philosophy is illuminating, "And if the causes that exist prior to our forming the attitude lead us to perceive the illness as misfortune, it is not possible for us to perceive it as a matter of indifference.

And he has shown himself a master of a certain kind of Mahler interpretation over the decades, in the process convincing many Mahlerians that his approach is among the most illuminating.

History provides illuminating examples.

Very illuminating — and disturbing.

It was an illuminating episode.

That's illuminating and scary.

It's illuminating — and free.