Sentence examples for it illuminating to note from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Rix writes of spiraling stamens around the magnolia flower -- a common trait in primitive flowers -- the reader can stare at the stamens on a Leonard Messel magnolia (photographed by Mr. Phillips in early March, presumably in England, but American gardeners may find it illuminating to note the difference in bloom dates in their own gardens).

It's illuminating to examine your hostile feelings toward others, and theirs about you, through this lens.

It was illuminating to imagine how one of Shakespeare's contemporaries might have set a song like Come Away Death.

It's illuminating to consider Hitchcock's obsession with luminous blondes because Americans are obsessed with a pair of them at the moment.

"It's illuminating to find [a proteorhodopsin] in one of the most ubiquitous bacteria in the ocean's surface".

To see this, it is illuminating to consider the famous experiment that is said to have enabled a choice between the three DNA replication mechanisms in 1957.

Even so, it is illuminating to have a brief look at the relationships between some conceptions of lawhood and the topic of special initial conditions.

It is illuminating to reflect on the first incompleteness theorem also from the model theoretic perspective though the theorem itself does not in any way require this.

From this perspective it is illuminating to consider the rate of cleavage of the natural substrate CYLD.

It is more illuminating to think of it as uniquely awful.

It would be illuminating to know what was happening in individual towns and settlements.