Sentence examples for illuminating to compare from inspiring English sources

It is illuminating to compare those two anti-American frenzies with the small and geriatric protests against Pyongyang that have taken place in Seoul in recent weeks.

It is illuminating to compare those slim, spare books – at times as astringent as Hemingway or even Beckett – with Bats Out of Hell (1993) and High Lonesome (1996), where the words form page-filling slabs.

It is illuminating to compare it to further education colleges that can receive as little as £2,500 to fund a student for a year, yet manage to give them longer terms and at least as much teaching contact – without the use of mass lectures.

It is illuminating to compare this with power plant CO2 capture and geological storage (CCS; Table 4), a strategy that has been under intense study [14].

To fully appraise this misrepresentation it is illuminating to compare a statement in the media and the corresponding facts.

It is illuminating to compare the Japanese medical system to systems implemented abroad.

Indeed, it might well prove illuminating to present and compare analyses based on models including and excluding genotype × environment interactions.

Thus Simile provides an interesting vehicle to illuminate, compare and share existing models (Davey et al.,2009).

3. To compare and contrast different versions of the routines within each organisation with a view to illuminating how key organisational tensions play out dynamically over time.

Now, as actual data are available by which to compare our formerly unverified results, we find a review of this entire history illuminating and important.

Diffusion coefficients must be used to compare the diffusion of red- and green-labeled species in these examples, because the measurement volumes illuminated by 633 nm (red) light is inherently larger than that illuminated by 488 nm (green) laser light.