Sentence examples for its most illuminating from inspiring English sources

At its most illuminating, "How to Get Into the Twin Palms" movingly portrays a protagonist intent on both creating and destroying herself, on burning brightly even as she goes up in smoke.

One of its most illuminating, too.

Bedford provides the film with some of its most illuminating and, at times, disheartening quotes.

I want to write that because, to me (who isn't any of those things), that's when the comedy is at its most illuminating and unfamiliar.

One of Mota's first answers was one of his most illuminating.

He is at his most illuminating when he lingers on forgotten episodes that reveal how difficult it is to understand the implications of any event at any given moment — the extent to which everyone is a prisoner of past failure or past success.

He is at his most illuminating when he lingers on forgotten episodes that reveal how difficult it is to understand the implications of any event at any given moment the extent to which everyone is a prisoner of past failure or past success.

The result is a biography that, paradoxically, is most illuminating when it leaves the world of bungled private lives behind and steps out smartly on to the public stage.

Last Sunday's win was the most illuminating: the defense proved it could shift from the pirate-raid blitzes that worked against the Patriots to the disciplined gap control needed for the run-heavy Titans, and Mark Sanchez shook off some mistakes and displayed a deft, Chad Pennington-like play-action touch.

One of the most illuminating is Mr. Murdoch's stealth campaign to acquire The Wall Street Journal and its parent company, Dow Jones, from the Bancroft family, which controlled them.

Szwed is most illuminating when discussing Davis's working methods.