Sentence examples for newly illuminated from inspiring English sources

Even in a newly illuminated city they were thought to carry little pools of darkness around inside themselves.

My beginning was a series of counter-educations, newly illuminated rooms in the imagination, ones that offered me an invitation to slip my mother's hand into mine.

The newly illuminated towers of the George Washington Bridge are truly spectacular ("In the Limelight for the Holiday," photograph, Nov. 25).

The Parthenon and Atticus theatre never look better than from the vantage point of its roof which also faces the newly illuminated monument of Philopappou.

But, for the second time in this set of editions (after the Volkswagon board member on Monday), there was an interview that newly illuminated a big story; this time with Bouthaina Shaaban, an advisor to Syria's President Assad.

In classical theatre, such sudden contextual spotlights can newly illuminate lines previously spoken thousands of times with little significance.

RecD, which allows RecBCD DSB-exonuclease activity, is required for strong local but not long-distance hotspotting, indicating that double-strand resection and gap-filling synthesis underlie local hotspotting, and newly illuminating DSB resection in vivo.

The newly disclosed facts illuminated a deeply flawed system for approving one of the most powerful officials in the United States: a lifetime appointment to our nation's Supreme Court.

The target strain, Chlamydomonas sp. JSC4, was grown in both conventional and the newly designed PBRs illuminated with a one-side light intensity of 150 μmol m−2 s−1, with 2% CO2 serving as the carbon source.

Nevertheless, it's important to note that characterization of these newly discovered PTMs also illuminated novel signaling mechanisms that could be shared by mammalian host cells as well.

There is little as magical as waiting in the bush as dawn rises and seeing the landscape take shape as the newly rising sun illuminates the day and reveals the elephant grazing, impalas bouncing between the trees and – when fortunate – a lion or other big cat gearing itself up for the hunt.