Sentence examples for illuminating of a from inspiring English sources

Steven Ikeme "Brilliant, distinctive, thought-provoking and illuminating of a sense of place and time.

In other regions, as Mr Castañeda writes, a life that is important, interesting or illuminating of a historical period is held to be worth telling.

Most illuminating of all was Karim Wasfi, a big, cheerful man in blazer and club tie who is conductor of the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra.

Smith's presence at NEH promises to be illuminating for a number of reasons.

He is the author of 3 16 Bible Texts Illuminated and of a multivolume work-in-progress, The Art of Computer Programming.

Done well, a new historicist analysis can illuminate dimensions of a work of literature difficult for the untrained eye to see.

In all, 15 kilometres (10 miles) have been illuminated courtesy of a project funded by the Norwegian and British governments.

Olivia Rosewood authored of Illuminate: Adventures of a Modern Meditator and Please Meditate: It's Good for You.

Theoretical studies such as [ 3, 5, 13] and the present paper have begun to illuminate aspects of a range of summary statistics.

It just does a beautiful job of illuminating a very large path of landscape.

This chilling centerpiece was a heartbreaking mask illuminating the faces of a horrific, and ignored, pandemic.