Sentence examples for illuminating life from inspiring English sources

"Each individual is equally precious, illuminating life," the document said.

But more mainstream works also show sport illuminating life.

Art in Iran Fine art, revolutionary posters and black-and-white photographs will be brought together in an exhibition that sheds light on non-Western modernism while illuminating life, culture and politics in Iran in the 1960's and 70's.

Luis describes this shift as a pivotal moment after which the events assume a chronological order and time accelerates, illuminating life in such a manner that it suddenly makes sense.

Scientists agree that the discovery of even a single extraterrestrial microbe would be historic, illuminating how life began and the odds of its arising elsewhere in the universe.

But there actually is an English-language cable channel — Al Jazeera English — that blankets the region with bureaus and that could have been illuminating Arab life and politics for American audiences since 2006, when it was established as an editorially separate sister channel to its Qatar-based namesake.

**David Chadwick, a student of Suzuki-roshe, has written an illuminating biography of his teacher, Crooked Cucumber: The Life and Zen Teaching of Shunryū Suzuki (1999).

Brian Kellow's illuminating new biography, "Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark" (Viking; $27.95), dutifully attends to both theories.

In Minor Characters, her illuminating memoir of life among the Beat writers, Joyce Johnson, who was with Kerouac on that day in New York, captures the seismic resonance of that single review.

Many women have, like Astell, found in philosophy a source of joyful challenge and liberation, fascinating in its own terms, with illuminating consequences for life and the social world.

And Leah Kaminsky again: the wise, illuminating and possibly life-changing We're All Going to Die.