Sentence examples for illuminating window from inspiring English sources

This case, an illuminating window into the pitfalls of capital punishment, dates to a horrific quadruple-murder in June 1983.

But some of the state-level exchange Web sites are working well enough to enable illuminating window shopping.

As "Leonardo Live" proves, when the subject is an art exhibition, the commentary takes over, and we are swamped with fancy, sometimes illuminating window dressing.

But if the scheduling was poorly planned, the situation actually provided an illuminating window into the realpolitik of Iranian sanctions and of how the United States and India, as well as China, are all trying to achieve their divergent goals.

A Channel 4 documentary, to be screened on Sunday night, provides an illuminating window on to the process of building the house, which was clearly a steep learning curve for the artist.

The situation in May "actually provided an illuminating window into the realpolitik of Iranian sanctions and of how the United States and India, as well as China, are all trying to achieve their divergent goals," Jim Yardley wrote in The New York Times.

History provides illuminating examples.

Very illuminating — and disturbing.

It was an illuminating episode.

That's illuminating and scary.

The illuminating example is caffeine.