Sentence examples for illuminating too much from inspiring English sources
This type of lighting is excellent for providing safe visibility at night without illuminating too much of the space.
This may not have had the power to illuminate too much of the error-strewn attrition but when England lost James Haskell to the sin bin – when Ireland might still have been deeply grateful for Cian Healy's escape from any kind of live punishment for his earlier transgressions – Farrell became almost statesmanlike in his game management.
But a moral panic warps as well as illuminates – too much heat, not enough light.
A healthy level of paranoid theorizing helps illuminate the dark machinery that people with way too much power use to maintain that power.
If they illuminate the final in this way, they will surely have too much expertise for Argentina or Holland.
Pay Per View is attractive but undistinctive and Illuminate, sung by David Gray, feels slightly oversweet, as if they've stripped too much of themselves away to accompany the voice.
Another illuminated me to the fact that Africa – the entire continent of Africa – is "in the situation it's in" because "they breed too much".
There is both too much information here and too little: we see painful deathbed photographs, but hear barely a word about Kate McGarrigle's childhood or other experiences that might illuminate our understanding of her art.
