Sentence examples for mutually illuminating from inspiring English sources
Morphological characters are the features that ultimately support the distinctiveness of real biological entities, so integral studies mutually illuminating between morphology and molecular systematics will be key in the discrimination of elusive relationships within Bauhinia sensu lato.
But their side-by-side solo shows also have complementary, even mutually illuminating strengths and weaknesses.
Despite many significant, mutually illuminating differences, the Copley and Saul exhibitions belong together.
A tribute to Dutch art, Dutch domesticity and their frequent union, this luminous work brings nature, man-made reality and the camera into a perfect, mutually illuminating balance.
"What I've written has been sustained," he observes, "by the belief that literary life and work are inseparable and mutually illuminating".
Seen back to back, "The Dawn Patrol" and "Only Angels" make a perfect, mutually illuminating pair — something now possible for the first time in decades.
In Kidnapped the fruit of his researches into 18th-century Scottish history and of his feeling for Scottish landscape, history, character, and local atmosphere mutually illuminate one another.
What counts as an injustice, therefore, depends on our reasonable expectations of recognition: Justice and recognition mutually illuminate each other.
Even that was illuminating.
Gruesome, certainly, but illuminating.
