Sentence examples for illuminating remark from inspiring English sources

Well, Watson," he asked, turning suddenly upon his friend, "what do you make of it?" "Holmes," Watson cried, this is impossible!" "Admirable!" Holmes said, "A most illuminating remark.

The fear that haunts them is that the unlearned and unrehearsed... will seep back on to the stage... and they will be left in front of us naked and ashamed", but it is a profoundly illuminating remark about the play.

Those illuminating remarks raise a second question, namely, what would we have known if amateur videotapes hadn't emerged?

The most illuminating remarks came from Stoudemire, a longtime D'Antoni disciple who — for all his flaws — has become the most vocal defender of his playbook.

With the slightest of touches and quickest of sketches, an imaginative filmmaker can turn subsidiary characters into lively and vital presences whose rapid glints of illuminating remarks or actions lend a story scope and fullness.

"You take an idea, you look at it," said the violist Kim Kashkashian, quoting Mr. Kurtag in brief and illuminating explanatory remarks before the performance.

I hope that you find her remarks as illuminating and insightful as I did.

Given the complexity and variety of Bach's aims in this work, her remarks were illuminating, even for a listener who knows how the piece unfolds.

But in France, Cahiers du Cinéma gave it a two-page spread and, in Libération, Didier Péron included a fascinating interview with Bronstein as part of his rave review, and the filmmaker's remarks are illuminating and inspiring.

Diane's hard hitting remarks were illuminating and very telling to those present.. 4) The audience's questions, their passion, their spirit, and their determination to be heard gave me goosebumps.

Perhaps most illuminating, however, was an offhand remark about the size of SOCOM.