Sentence examples for it illuminates everything from inspiring English sources

It illuminates everything it touches, meaning that if you wear eyeliner on top, the effect is heightened.

It stops the show and completely summarizes and illuminates everything that has gone before: the obsessiveness of Momma Rose to live her life through her daughters, June and Louise, and transform one of them into a star.

'I don't intend to read the book.' This volatile mixture of pride and insecurity illuminates everything about him.

He illuminates everything he touches (see review).Daniel Defoe: Master of Fictions.By Maximilian E. Novak.Oxford University Press; 680 pages; $45 and £30Click to buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukMaximilian Novak's scholarship brilliantly explains the author of "Robinson Crusoe" and his age.

Teeming with spirit, Brahms' second quintet opens like an explosion of late-afternoon light that illuminates everything – from the slow movement's fond reminiscences to the fourth movement's cajoling peasant dance – with a kind of impossible richness.

This Platonic declaration of love shows up in the finale of the sitcom "The Good Place," but it winds up illuminating everything around it.

I walked along with a slow-moving construction truck, its headlights illuminating everything in front of me.

It is still ubiquitous, illuminating everything from suburban boudoirs to presidential libraries.

But In the Middle was the one that illuminated everything around it, that made its creator and dancers international names to be reckoned with.

The book's substantial shortcoming, however, is its failure to illuminate everything else "in between".

The sun creates a golden glow over the horizon, illuminating everything in its path, and there are usually fewer runners, walkers, and bikers to crowd your path.