Sentence examples for much illumination from inspiring English sources

Once installed along the road's centerline, they provide as much illumination as streetlamps.

The Aduki indoor-outdoor lamp by Mathmos may not provide much illumination, but it does produce an outsize effect.

But the likes of Jimmy Fallon and George W Bush don't offer much illumination, though Bush's analysis of Hamilton is interestingly self-serving: "That's the way history works.

For example, smart street lights would intelligently work out the number of people in close proximity and what they're doing to adjust how much illumination is required.

It also features light-emitting devices (LEDs) — miniature, highly efficient alternatives to traditional light sources that can individually deliver as much illumination as a 60-watt bulb.

"There has not been much illumination of that as to what it meant and what it applied to," a senior adviser to Mr. Rumsfeld said of the $45 billion campaign proposal.

Last night's debate did not offer much further illumination.

Skylights allowed so much natural illumination that the fluorescent lights were switched off.

Not much more illumination is provided in the exhibition "Action: Sex and the Moving Image".

The leaders at the Human Resources Administration did not offer much more illumination.

NBC and Turner have vowed not to replay strategic conversations between coaches and players or anything humiliating, which doesn't leave much audio illumination to choose from.