Sentence examples for illuminating points from inspiring English sources

Be that as it may, Crone's academic vocabulary doesn't prevent him making illuminating points - for instance, that a still image can also tell a moving story.

For a team bent on maintaining home-field advantage -- something that has recently included wintry temperatures -- these are illuminating points.

Whereas "Illiberal Education," the book that made Mr. D'Souza a conservative star back in 1991, had some illuminating points to make about the excesses of political correctness on college campuses, this embarrassing volume is an out-and-out partisan screed made up of illogical arguments, distorted and cherry-picked information, ridiculous generalizations and nutty asides.

"But we as Canadians can't just turn our backs and say, 'Let someone else take care of it.' " Although Canada and the United States are alike in many ways, the Newtonbrook housing effort is one of those illuminating points that reveal deep differences.

Here are the three most illuminating points: the nascent United States was conceived from the very beginning as an empire where the concept of democracy was totally distrusted and feared, a qualified tolerance of slavery and the roots of the coming civil war were woven in the very fabric of the new nation, and the balancing act between liberty and security is by no means a contemporary concern.

First of all, it illuminates points of grammar.

The model created highlights the limited self-management support currently provided and illuminates points where service change might impact on providing support for self-management.

Finally, analytical categories were examined to illuminate points of intersection and conflict between the care plan and PSW care in order to investigate the influences of the RAI/MDS standardized process on PSW care delivery.

'George is a lifestyle magazine with politics at its core, illuminating the points where politics converges with business, media, entertainment, fashion, art and science,' he wrote in his first editor's letter.

Two solo performances by jazz pianists illuminating different points along the spectrum of Latin music: Mr. Ruiz plays Afro-Cuban music, and Mr. Mariano, from Brazil, plays all that country's permutations of jazz.

Moreover, from the full bandwidth illuminating each point on the sample, only 1 nm was collected for imaging, resulting in further reduction of the illumination efficiency.