Sentence examples for its illumination from inspiring English sources

Yet for all its illumination, it still cannot resolve the central issue of Caravaggio and religion.

But its illumination rests more with the guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel, who plays with sensitivity and vision.

When Thoreau left Walden, he passed the peak of his career, and his life lost much of its illumination.

The device exhibits a space-charge limited current and its illumination occurs after reaching the trap-filled limit at 35 V.

Late in 2007 he published Proust and America, a major study which was praised here and in the US for its illumination of dark and disputed areas of Proust's oeuvre and of the nature of modernity.

Features BW photographs (with titles underneath) of the Cornell campus and several events (e.g. sports and commencement); the excellent photograph of McGraw Tower, featured on the cover in sepia-tone for the "Cornell 1924" calendar, is also on display for the month of September in better scale (and with its illumination technique revealed: a searchlight!).

But the history of the place isn't really a history of its illuminati; it's a history of its illuminations.

Its illuminations conjure something of her presence, in memory at least.

The letter is valuable for its illuminations both of Paul's thoughts and of the problems of the early church.

Sometimes whimsical, sometimes pious and moving, its illuminations on pages measuring only 4 1/4 by 3 1/8 inches combine the spirituality of the Middle Ages with Renaissance naturalism.

Beyond the capital, York Minster will admit night-time callers and visitors to Bristol's suspension bridge will be given a tour of its illuminations".Museums at night" will run for three evenings.