Sentence examples for illuminating look from inspiring English sources
An illuminating look at the city's accidents, riots and crises of the summer of 1919.
A curious, illuminating look at a great photographer in the making.
He had a long and illuminating look in late April when they shared a partnership of 244 runs against Leicestershire.
Baltimore provides an illuminating look at how a team can impressively change the complexion of its games in the fourth quarter.
—Tony Camerino, former senior military interrogator This is a particularly despicable and illuminating look into how the CIA treated its officers who were carrying out torture techniques.
The study, by the researchers Morgaen Donaldson and Heather Peske, takes an illuminating look at the evaluation systems used in schools in three high- performing charter networks that educate mainly poor and minority children.
The volume of items is itself illuminating: Oh look, others are trying to help, too.
On Wall Street and in the computer industry, quarterly profits tend to bounce around a bit, so it is perhaps more illuminating to look at the entirety of 2010.
"The animal has secrets which, unlike the secrets of caves, mountains, seas, are specifically addressed to man," the art critic John Berger wrote in his illuminating essay "Why Look at Animals?" These are secrets that their stewards will never fully disgorge.
For a clear sense of what the Republican Party has in store for the entire country, were it able to get its clutches on all the levers of power, North Carolina is becoming an increasingly illuminating place to look.
Another good reason to celebrate is this month's publication of The Blue Moment: Miles Davis's Kind of Blue and the remaking of modern music – Guardian journalist Richard Williams's illuminating personal essay looking at the record's impact on jazz, pop and contemporary-classical music.
