Sentence examples for illuminating paper from inspiring English sources

The psychoanalyst, Ignès Sodré, wrote an illuminating paper on Madame Bovary, entitled 'Death by Daydreaming' in which she used Freud's essay on 'Creative Writers and Daydreaming' to discuss the particular daydreams of Emma Bovary.

For my remarks on Weyl's relationship with Intuitionism I have drawn on the illuminating paper van Dalen [1995].

His recent articles include Torretti 2004, 2007c, 2008b,c, and an illuminating paper "Respuestas a mis críticos" (2010b).

There is little doubt that explanations in which there are no such gaps (no "action at a distance") often strike us as particularly satisfying.[13] However, as Christopher Hitchcock shows in an illuminating paper (Hitchcock, 1995), even here the CM model leaves out something important.

Wang Ayi plugged a cord into the kitchen wall, illuminating the paper lanterns that hung from the eaves, casting us all in a strange red light.

Lagoon ripples are perfectly captured in marbled-paper handbags at Cartè; stationery imprinted with gondola images rolls hot off the antique press at Veneziastampa; and Cartevenezia illuminates handmade paper lanterns with an embossed lion of St Mark, Venice's patron saint.

If you would like more detail, and have a transparent surface to place the object on, you can try cutting a hole in the black paper, and illuminating the object from underneath.[5] Try this with and without the white sides.

The paper illuminates a drawback of GPS technology: that it is designed for docile drivers whose navigational skills have atrophied.

At Chidorigafuchi, nearly 400 cherry trees grace the moat surrounding the imperial palace, covering the water with its petals; Ueno-Onishi Park, with around 1,200 trees, draws picnickers during the day and is illuminated by 3,000 paper lanterns at night.

And on the far side of the gallery, Susanne Kessler and Petra Eichler erected a many-layered "forest" of stencil-cut Tyvek paper, illuminated in various intense colors (while I was there, the foliage had the hue of Bombay Sapphire gin).

At Matsuri, a dramatic walnut staircase -- better than any red carpet for a Hollywood-style entrance -- leads to a room with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, illuminated by Noguchiesque paper lanterns.