Sentence examples for illuminating letters from inspiring English sources
"These lively, illuminating letters will do nothing to damage her reputation," they declare.
He also had access to a cache of recently revealed, hugely illuminating letters between O'Connor and her friend Betty Hester, who had a great crush on her.
When he died in 1873, during one of his tireless expeditions in the land that would become Zambia, the British explorer David Livingstone left this town much more than his name: illuminating letters and sketches, books, journals and maps that attest to his intrepid spirit and his burning curiosity.
Widely published, his essays have appeared in such publications as the national journals, Ideas and Shma, and the book, "Illuminating Letters".
Among the most illuminating works in the exhibition is a one-page letter from the Heian period (794-1185), written by the courtier-poet Fujiwara Akisuke.
A letter to Thom Gunn, author of an illuminating essay on Ginsberg's poetry, shows how appreciative he was of criticism that reached beyond accustomed cultish adoration: "I was moved — almost to tears — by your sympathetic perceptions".
The report on the investigation of San Diego unified is particularly illuminating for its inclusion of the parents' complaint and OCR's resolution letter spelling out its findings.
(James signs off his very enthusiastic, very Jamesian letter of introduction with "I take the thing for a very charming and illuminating tribute to the literary performance of HENRY JAMES").
One more plug, not directly related to the particular content of this movie but tremendously illuminating about Lincoln's mind and soul: "The Portable Abraham Lincoln," edited by Andrew Delbanco, is a wonderful anthology of Lincoln's letters, memos, and speeches.
History provides illuminating examples.
Very illuminating — and disturbing.
