Sentence examples for more illuminated from inspiring English sources

For me, when I have trusted my desire, whether or not I have acted on it, life has become much more difficult, but strangely more illuminated.

We have to ask ourselves why in this current culture people are seeking information not to be more illuminated... but rather seeking information to reinforce already held ideological and political beliefs.

"The world is getting increasingly more illuminated at night, and yet there's so little known about the effects" in wildlife, said one of the study's co-authors, behavioural ecologist Kamiel Spoelstra, a postdoctoral fellow at the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW).

The AS is significantly warmer, less humid, more illuminated, and microclimatically more fluctuating than the opposite ES due to differences in geographic orientation [15].

I'm just not sure that it would be more illuminating.

They usually demand their own speaking slots, he said, leaving less time for panels, which can be more illuminating.

For a teenager, Zach seems awfully preoccupied with marriage, which suggests a theme that might have made the instructional video about tolerance more illuminating.

A closer examination of regional sites might prove more illuminating.

Companies looking for ways to improve their customer surveys might use that report card as the basis for developing feedback that will be more illuminating.

If our findings are verified by other workers in other specialties, then addition of discrepancy checking, and ideally cross checking with raw data, might make meta-analysis more illuminating.

The result was more illuminating than convincing.