Sentence examples for most illuminating of from inspiring English sources

It is the most illuminating of the many I've seen.

Though our conversations were often heated (perhaps because they were heated), they number among the most illuminating of my life.

But perhaps most illuminating of all is that he says many players will tend to dwell not on successes but on failure.

And the singer Allison Moorer, the liveliest and most illuminating of the performers, adds a bluesy depth to the songs that are interspersed throughout the piece.

The most illuminating of them all might be James Sanders' history of New York in film, Celluloid Skyline, the implicit message of which is this: it has always been a lie.

"That woman is my daughter, and she's incognito," Atwood's mother says, in the most illuminating of the remarks.

It is one of the most illuminating works of one of France's great writers and thinkers.

Mr. Fuller concluded that "this is a sad but most illuminating example of the results of the greed of large scale poisoning of one's fellowmen for gain and an example of total disregard of obligations which any government de facto or de jure which hopes to enjoy respect, confidence or recognition has toward other governments of the world".

Or can this only be interpreted as the most illuminating kind of satire of all that is, the kind that is real?

Sullivan's analysis of the relationship between religious fundamentalism and mankind's sad history of mass atrocity may be the single most illuminating piece of journalism to come out of the events of Sept. 11.

One of the most illuminating pieces of Goldman-related evidence was among the very last exhibits that the defense introduced before it rested its case on Tuesday.