Sentence examples for illuminating lesson from inspiring English sources

We can see in these pages that Miss Moore judged some of her own work too harshly, but the real illuminating lesson of this book is the way it traces how she grew into one of America's defining poetic voices.Miss Moore was born in St Louis, Missouri in 1887, though none of her poems gives you much hint as to that fact she was not given to autobiographical musings.

PBS's An American Family first taught us that observing the inner workings of family dynamics can be more than voyeurism, it also can be an illuminating lesson exploring our moral values, hypocrisies, and unrealistic expectations.

Update: In the July 20 On the Spot ["An Illuminating Lesson"], reader Suzanne Beck of Long Beach outlined an issue she had with Vayama's customer service.

Yet one of the most illuminating lessons I've had as a theatergoer is that words are not everything in Shakespeare.

Opening the show seated at the piano and picking at the rising notes that open "I Loves You, Porgy," Mr. Felder, in character, gives a simple and illuminating music lesson.

The illuminating example is caffeine.

Kao provides an illuminating example of the kind.

Budgetary matters offer an illuminating example of the current problems.

For the students who participated, the workshops were an illuminating introduction to lessons that may one day save their lives.

But three lessons seem particularly illuminating: Not all students begin college as autodidacts; not all professors are as charismatic as televangelists (myself included); and not all colleges are small liberal arts institutions that provide convenient social and academic engagement opportunities for students.

For many of us who watched, in fact, that was the great lesson, both humbling and illuminating, that we seem to learn every few years (we get a brush-up during the Olympics) and then so quickly forget.