Sentence examples for illuminating what from inspiring English sources

The tow pound is well lighted for security reasons, partly illuminating what is now a nostalgic ghost sign.

He succeeds in illuminating what happened to Sarah and Todd, understanding its meaning and exploring its consequences.

As an example of the inexorable sweep of history, they are illuminating: what once was deadly serious and unquestioned propaganda now seems quaint and almost unbelievable.

Mr. Gleason received much critical acclaim for his work, even when it was illuminating what critics called an otherwise flawed production.

But "you could have it run by somebody else," even a friend or business partner, Mr. Potter said — illuminating what critics say is an inappropriate loophole in the law.

"I'm constantly impressed by the manner in which the geneticists keep moving ahead with new projects and illuminating what we know of history," said Lawrence H. Schiffman, a professor of Judaic studies at New York University.

It illuminates what you're doing.

The statistic illuminated what had happened earlier.

A quick glance around Nyuru illuminates what he means.

But it does illuminate what kind of person he is".

That, the researchers hoped, might help illuminate what is going on.