Sentence examples for illuminating tale from inspiring English sources

But he has an illuminating tale for today's neo-imperialists in Iraq.

Hauser has a wonderfully bonkers, yet highly illuminating tale to tell, and she tells it beautifully.

His story, told here in full for the first time, is a remarkable and illuminating tale of diplomacy and adventure.

The result is an "entertaining and illuminating" tale by "an abundantly talented writer," Ken Kalfus said here last year.

McKay mentions the Victorian Scottish mountaineer and access pioneer James Bryce, but a more illuminating tale might have been that of Alan Blackshaw, who died last year.

What followed is an illuminating tale of how one woman's intersection with experimental research helped open a new frontier in cancer treatment — with approval of a drug that, for the first time, capitalizes on a genetic feature in a tumor rather than on the disease's location in the body.

Performed in an easy-to-understand mixture of English and Spanish, it illuminates tales from the Aztecs of Mexico, the Mayas of Guatemala, the Incas of Peru and the Taínos of Puerto Rico.

Ruby, an editor at The Baltimore Sun, entertainingly illuminates the tale through parallel lives, the second one being that of the American Arctic explorer Charles Francis Hall.

There are infinite ways in which dance can illuminate the tale, as the choreographer Crystal Pite recently demonstrated in her dazzlingly inventive The Tempest Replica.

The quality is unexpectedly high, and soon an exhibition materializes, accompanied by a catalog that illuminates the tale of neglect, renewed interest and diligent scholarship as well as the splendors of the art.

Here, Ms. Kelly, now in her late 60s, delves deeper into her personal collection of Beatles memorabilia, and talks about a few favorite items that further illuminate the tale of a young woman and the four superstars she knew simply as "the boys".