Sentence examples for illuminating notes from inspiring English sources

Illuminating notes, drafts, insights and background on the book's publication such as how Juster and Feiffer met as young neighbors in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Some illuminating notes from Ms. Wheeler and Ms. Lucido later, but for now, let's talk puzzle.

His best interpretations are strikingly pristine, as if an immense intellect were illuminating notes from the bottom.

The best poetry collection I read was Poetry of the First World War (OUP Oxford), brilliantly edited, with illuminating notes, by Tim Kendall.

A very quick word about Mantel, whom I remember – no surprise here – as an exceptionally astute reader and the keeper of more detailed and more illuminating notes than the rest of us put together (no offence, everyone else).

Illuminated signs on screens attached to the sides of the hall flashed during the final notes of movements, asking the audience not to clap between them.

The song begins with a syncopated cowbell, less macho blast than block-party invitation, and moves easily into Van Halen's springy, fractured chords, which sound half arpeggiated and half strummed, as if he couldn't play it straight when it was possible to illuminate the notes from all sides.

How shall I illuminate the notes of composing our matrimonial song?

Moreover, per instruction we wrote observations that pertained to the whole group, such as how much effort it took to apply the instruction and make decisions, and added quotes to illuminate the notes.

She follows the novel through countless drafts and notes, illuminating its connection to earlier, unpublished, novels and to crucial new sources, both European and Russian.

The scholarship is of the highest order and the text is illuminated with extensive notes.