Sentence examples for illuminating numbers from inspiring English sources

Some illuminating numbers alarm us.

A C.D.C. brief released in February provided other illuminating numbers on the use of emergency contraceptives.

Illuminated numbers and words on the clock also list the product on offer, the supplier, quality and number of flowers per unit offered and minimum purchase.

It depicts a waiting room of startling anonymity: three plastic chairs, a Swiss cheese plant, a ticket dispenser and a screen displaying illuminated numbers.

When the spark plug fires, the sensor sends a signal to the light, which strobes in the gun, illuminating the numbers at the proper moment.

Essays about mathematical theory and practice illuminate how numbers and equations underpin life, love and the search for meaning.

More data are needed to illuminate these numbers, she adds.

Illuminating a number of central issues about psychic disturbances more generally including the relative importance of external stressors and internal vulnerabilities in causing mental illness, the benefits and costs of mental illness labels, and the influence of gender on expressions of mental disturbance PTSD is a compact yet comprehensive survey.

"It's a piece that illuminates a number of cultural themes such as imperial portraiture, mortuary practices and inscriptions," Ms. Taylor said.

The concert was part of the Miller Theater's Stravinsky Festival, which has illuminated a number of less examined byways along this composer's path.

A selection of watercolors, folio editions, rare books and prints from the 18th through the mid-20th century — organized by Jane Dorfman, Marie Long and Stephen Sinon of the Botanical Garden — illuminates a number of historical events through tales about plants.