Sentence examples for illuminating not only from inspiring English sources

"Defender" is an exceptional blast, illuminating not only the direction that American fiction would take in the sixties but, by implication, the many modes of fifties writing — Mailer, Gaddis, Kerouac, Flannery O'Connor — that weren't represented in the magazine.

Coppola's greatest film, "Somewhere," from 2010, is a quasi-autobiographical story about Hollywood and movie people about a young girl and her famous father and its aesthetic is virtually reflexive and even confessional, illuminating not only her life and those of her characters but the world of cinema itself.

By illuminating not only the fact that the facilitator "pressed" or "lifted up" certain participant comments but also coded what the essence of those comments were, we witnessed deliberate choices on the part of the facilitator to pay attention to teachers' thinking and to move their thinking toward the goals/subgoals of TSCD-PD (and not to pursue other topics).

Using BiSSE to estimate rates of speciation, extinction and character change may be illuminating not only to understand the degree of any asymmetries, but also to distinguish which potential factor (biased speciation, extinction, or character change) is responsible for an observed excess of species with a particular state.

Elsewhere, the authors' comments are knowledgeable, well-balanced and pungent, illuminating not only Whitelaw's career but the British political scene.

The annual Carnegie Hall performances by the young musicians from the Sphinx Organization are always illuminating, not only because they are the fruits of an inspiring program, but also because the performances are invariably energetic and finely burnished.

These results illuminated not only normal processes of development but also the origin of congenital abnormalities.

Continuing through June 10, the exhibition illuminates not only Kokoschka's art but also the intellectual milieu around him.

No, Starkey's skill in this series is to illuminate not only the gripping history but also the work of the historian.

The screens, it turns out, are serving to illuminate not only the audience, but also the strains that have emerged with this latest effort by the bowl to embrace changing technology and appeal to younger audiences.

With one timeline providing context for the other, the film illuminates not only the extreme dangers faced by journalists and their Afghan facilitators (or, fixers) but also the extreme stasis of a country choking on corruption and barbarism.