Sentence examples for illuminating material from inspiring English sources

Instead we are treated to the spectacle of artists, fully engaged, transforming and illuminating material they obviously love.

The less familiar early examples provide some illuminating material.

Like Dr. Finzi's narrative deficiencies, hers fade into unimportance in the face of fascinating and illuminating material.

There is a continuous flow of excellent and illuminating material from Mr Rogers's wide range of informants.

Beckett ends "Watt" with an "Addenda," containing "precious and illuminating material" not included in the main text because of "fatigue and disgust".

To go with it, there is a catalogue full of illuminating material: two solid interviews reprinted, and a thoughtful introduction by Richard Morphet that includes quotations from other statements by the artist.

Mancosu's [1998] provides English translations of many fundamental articles by Brouwer, Heyting, Glivenko and Kolmogorov, with illuminating introductory material by W. van Stigt whose [1990] is another valuable resource.

Dr. Schnitzer said the technique took advantage of the fact that when single-frequency light from a laser illuminates a material that is highly structured and directional, the material emits a harmonic, at twice the original frequency.

Jesse Green, Vulture [Knightley] is compelling and articulate, especially when silent, and brings to the morose tale the banked-fire quality that seems to illuminate such material from within.

Wray has illuminated this material with a contemporary poet's eye, while at the same time preserving, to a startling degree, its period tone.

But in the best moments of "Songs and Variations" — especially in their interpretation of John Mayer's "Stop This Train" — their asymmetrical teamwork illuminated the material.