Sentence examples for illuminating time from inspiring English sources

The illuminating time was 20 s for each cycle.

It was a reflective, challenging, and illuminating time for everyone.

The illuminating Time article appeared in the issue of February 9 , 1959 and it's pretty much as Ginsberg remembered it thirty years later, replete with other leaps of media-wise whimsy: Would they like to make any comment?

Music critic Joel Selvin wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle that seeing U2 on the big screen was "more distracting than illuminating", and Time Out London criticized Bono's political statements, stating he "should refrain from ramming his preachy political meanderings down our throats and let the music do the talking".

Christian Caryl's "Strange Rebels" argues convincingly that the problems of the 21st century were all hatched in 1979, and looks particularly at the move away from secularism and the welfare state; it's a bold and illuminating take on our time, and its analysis of militancy seems particularly relevant as we look to Syria.

Tells about an illuminating article in Time.

Bedford provides the film with some of its most illuminating and, at times, disheartening quotes.

Despite the fluffier and repetitive responses elicited by Ice-T — the old-school rapper turned "Law & Order: SVU" lead — this is a film that does sweat the technique, with at times illuminating and spirited results.

It's an easy read, at times illuminating — as when Santopietro discusses the "three-stage cycle" of "mass popularity, widespread derision and, years later, a nostalgic embrace of fondly recalled cultural touchstones that evolves into a cultural reassessment".

This solo show is both a captivating and at times illuminating insight into the science behind infection – deconstructing the more hysterical voices of the media when covering, say, the Ebola crisis – and a meditation on how this relates to "going viral" in the contemporary sense; how ideas and emotions are transmitted online.

But the streets of Paris are the most illuminating draw at any time of year, particularly if you prepare yourself beforehand by sampling Walter Benjamin's "Arcades Projects," which Harvard University Press will issue in paperback next month.