Sentence examples for illuminating to know from inspiring English sources

It would be illuminating to know what was happening in individual towns and settlements.

It's illuminating to know that someone else, someone very close by, shares a passion for Graham Greene or Star Trek or aspires to play blackjack like the pros.

But Brydon has such a reputation for being "nice" – he's never received any bad press, scarcely even a dud review – that it's quite illuminating to know that he's not entirely without edge.

"While it is always illuminating to know what amuses the head of the Secret Intelligence Service, the revelation that intelligence is sourced in this way will trouble everyone else.

In Mr. Adams' illuminating book, I got to know a man of deep intelligence with a fierce love for his country.

This is most clearly represented by Haruki, whose thoughts on mortality ("Time is so interesting to me now that I have so little of it") and consequence ("[Y]ou could even say that the very outcome of this war will be decided by a moment and a millimeter … But how am I to know?") illuminate the book like a quiet flame.

It is also illuminating for the public, and allows all to know how justice is being administered.

An Axios buzzword is "illuminate" — tell readers exactly what they need to know, and nothing more.

Which we then proceed to live; and after which it's our option to know again — to study, to illuminate".

But then we need to know what exactly it is that needs to be illuminated.

As you get to know these individuals the particular worlds within them increasingly reflect and illuminate the world around them.