Sentence examples for might be illuminating from inspiring English sources

Next time the organs of secular society find themselves pointing their cameras and gun barrels into a compound full of Scripture-toting survivalists, a perusal of the lives of saints or the story of Masada might be illuminating.

"The Vaccine War," a look at the debate that has been raging for years over the safety of, and necessity for, childhood vaccinations, has only a few moments that might be illuminating to those who have been following this now familiar controversy.

An examination of the incident might be illuminating not so we can cast a verdict on it one way or the other, necessarily, but so we can get a glimpse of the contours of the game itself, and the larger context in which it hovers uneasily.

Further studies are required to evaluate this hypothesis and measurements in individuals with different COO during in vivo EBV infection might be illuminating in this regard.

The fact that both P-glycoprotein and proteasome activities can both be regulated by pro-inflammatory cytokines and oxidative stress suggests [ 17- 21] that studies on co-ordinate regulation of these activities might be illuminating.

Given the very high percentage of identification of important residues whose functions have been verified experimentally, the D iscern results suggest that mutagenic probing of Y228 in particular might be illuminating, and that D iscern can be generally useful in guiding experimental approaches to mechanistic investigations of enzymes that have been much less studied than chymotrypsin.

Promising "daylight all night long", it also proposed that entire metropolitan areas might be illuminated after dark along these lines, rendering electric light itself anachronistic.

One exegetical device of the Jewish rabbis (teachers, biblical commentators, and religious leaders) was that of gezera shawa, "equal category," according to which an obscure passage might be illuminated by reference to another containing the same key term.

If money were no object, some parts of the outdoors might be illuminated at night to be as bright as day.It is worth remembering that when gas lights replaced candles and oil lamps in the 19th century, some newspapers reported that they were "glaring" and "dazzling white".

A rather different direction in which Kuhn's thought has been developed proposes that his ideas might be illuminated by advances in cognitive psychology.

Therefore cancer is best regarded as acting as a quasi-autonomous organoid, as a form of 'parasitical pathobiont', in which its success might be illuminated by comparisons to infectious disease dynamics.