Sentence examples for illuminating sections from inspiring English sources

Some of the most illuminating sections in Reality Hunger are, unsurprisingly, to do with the memoir, one of the defining literary forms of our time.

The novel's most illuminating section is a series of letters a young soldier named Karatavuk writes about the agonizing campaign at Gallipoli.

In the most illuminating section of his memoir, Poitier discusses Virgil Tibbs, the black police detective he portrayed in "In the Heat of the Night".

But when the Twitter festival assembled some prolific and creative early adopters to trade examples for half an hour (they called it a "Vine dining party"), the result was an illuminating cross-section of styles.

The scholar and F. Scott Fitzgerald biographer Matthew J. Bruccoli spent his adult life stockpiling those efforts ­— pulpy paperbacks, fancy slip-covers, French-flapped foreign editions — and today his trove is not only one of the world's most complete collections but also an illuminating cross section of 83 years of book design.

Scientists can now snap a high-res image of the entire section they're illuminating, without exposing the rest of the sample to any light at all.

Instead of the museum including a gallery detailing other restoration projects, it would have been far more illuminating to extend this mathematical section further.

It is both an apt description of the otherworldly qualities of Ellington's section and an illuminating reference, since Johnson was one of the writers fascinated with the trombone as representative of a quality inherent in the African-American speaking voice.

By analyzing the cross-section of the illuminating sheet of light we derive resolution values according to the Rayleigh-criterion.

Because of the biconcave shape and the ability of RBCs to deform, the cross-section toward an illuminating laser source varies.

There was an illuminating one-and-a-half-minute section devoted to interviews with remain voters.