Sentence examples for make an illuminating from inspiring English sources

Together the shows make an illuminating if accidental pairing.

"Volpone, or the Fox" was eventually shelved, which is too bad since these classic plays make an illuminating contrast.

We get to lead our lives and make an impact that illuminates.

That sentiment might have been lifted from the subject's own words, but it doesn't make for an illuminating portrait.

But Mr. Thompson and the overall examination of Satchmo's conflicts make for an illuminating and likable entertainment.

"When they rub and spark, they make a flame that illuminates".

It takes up one whole wall and makes for an illuminating read, not just because of the longevity of her career – from the late 1940s to the 90s – but for the range of subjects she tackled.

Brown's retelling of his own political schemes and raw displays of power makes for an illuminating, if one-sided, story about the arc of politics in California and much of the rest of the country during the last quarter of the 20th century.

Anecdotal cases are often used to make a point, rather than illuminate an issue.

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.

However, this study has made an important contribution to illuminating the complex and deep patterns of scientific activities and social contexts in sub-Saharan Africa while also taking international contexts into consideration.