Sentence examples for illuminating you from inspiring English sources

How illuminating you find this delicate 80-minute re-creation may depend on whether you have a fragile older person in your life.

The reasons the designers give for selecting a book are often illuminating: you may have heard "The Great Gatsby" recommended a thousand times, but it takes Michael Bierut to praise it for being the only book in which "a billboard gets to be a main character".

It ended with "May God illuminate you.

Divorce, I must illuminate you, would not!

Read his "Ethics": it will illuminate you, but through light without heat.

Harold Bloom ends his review of Rebecca Goldstein's "Betraying Spinoza" (June 18) with the exhortation: "Read his 'Ethics.' It will illuminate you".

If you read "Everything Is Illuminated," you end up with the same feeling you get when you read "Brief Encounters with Che Guevara" — the sense of transport you experience when a work of literature draws you into its own world.

However, the views are better; at night St Paul's Cathedral and the Bank of England are brilliantly illuminated; you can catch a priceless glimpse, but only if you force your way to the window.

And I think it also illuminates, you know, clearly a global perspective is going to need to be an American and any investor's perspective.

It illuminates you both like a Brooklyn streetlamp.

That's enough to get started for now, but I will continue to illuminate you later about this remarkable woman.