Sentence examples for illuminating sight from inspiring English sources

Still, a tube train full of drunken Germans singing "Ve luff United, ve do" was an illuminating sight, as was the fact that pretty much every nation seems to have a song to the tune of Yellow Submarine.

In itself it is an amazing sight, but equally illuminating are the surrounding market streets where vendors sell everything associated with the preparation and service of fish, from the split bamboo regulation baskets to green bamboo sake cups.

It is, at first sight, rather curious that the best-developed and most illuminating suppositional theory should place emphasis on uncertain conditional judgements.

History provides illuminating examples.

Tong illuminating discussions.

Very illuminating — and disturbing.

Hindsight is very illuminating.

But his life provides illuminating if often dispiriting perspective on the gay experience in the mid-20th century, when homosexual culture was developed exclusively in private spheres, or at least managed to hide in plain sight.

It was an illuminating episode.

That's illuminating and scary.

Neither is very illuminating.