She was illuminating about the mechanics of a movement inspired by her union's missing the boat, including sitting back passively amid a Daley administration push to replace poor-performing schools with charters employing non-C.T.U.
The curators' erudite critical framework, and the spirited quotations from both designers which pepper the galleries, are illuminating about the power and history of fashion in a way that the exhibits aren't.
Some New Jersey environmental officials say they think that the results of the Rutgers project will be illuminating about how land and climate fit together, but that information, in the end, might still be problematic.
But their experience is illuminating, amplifying suspicions about the current capability of the al-Qaida movement, and raising crucial questions: how strong is Bin Laden's terrorist group?
This can easily be lost in the regulatory gobbledygook that I will let the lawyers deal with, but I think it is illuminating to make a few points about this.
The comparison is illuminating.
That proximity is illuminating.
For the main contenders, the New Hampshire battle has been harsh and sometimes unfair, but it has also been consistently illuminating about what the candidates stand for and how they might react under the much greater pressures that bear in upon the Oval Office.
The most obvious factual distortion is illuminated in the comment about Mr. Svoboda's mother, who battled mental illness for years.
2. A crystal and iron chandelier is illuminated by eight votive candles; about $425 from Cela Étant, a store in Puteaux, France; 79 Rue de la République, 011-33-6-60-60-95-92. 3. Massimo CrErmannoft) and ERocchi Rocchi are shown with Teda, a chandelier they designed with over 300 pieces of Murano glass.
