Sentence examples for no illuminating from inspiring English sources

A duet for Ms. Brooks and Ms. White-Ayón relies on precise, slowly building shapes and balances, but the repetition of the choreography has no illuminating structural arc.

One thing I'm pretty sure of is that there is no development to be traced in Ronnie's character, no illuminating moment you can put your finger on and say, From here on Ronnie was bent.

He remembered that it lasted about 30 seconds or a minute, that he really had nothing insightful to say and that Mike Stanton made fun of him for offering no illuminating words.

There are no banners outside the door emblazoned with the profiles of Bert and Ernie, no illuminated signs bearing the likenesses of Oscar the Grouch or Cookie Monster.

Official homelessness figures – while rising – no longer illuminate the true scale of the problem because many people who might have passed the test are no longer putting themselves forward to be counted.

As Alexis de Tocqueville put it, when "the past no longer illuminates the future, the spirit walks in darkness".Dirk Meerstadt London The world last year?* SIR – The world this week reported that a new Congress has "started work" (January 10th).

To gain additional information on the peculiar, strongly absorbing NO photoproduct bands, TDS experiments were started immediately after illuminating NO-ligated samples at 4 K. Figure 6 displays the absorption changes in the A bands and in the photoproduct bands with solid and dotted lines, respectively.

Other performances were more straightforward, but no less illuminating.

Until now, the standard-bearer for jury-room dynamics has been Twelve Angry Men; Burnett's narrative, while significantly more understated, is no less illuminating.

Dixon repeated, "We talked and that was it," to five more questions, answers that were no more illuminating than those Fassel received.

But though unconventionally broadcast and sadder and harder to watch, this exhaustive record of Wilke's death is not all that different and no more illuminating in its pathetic yet brave self-exhibitionism from, say, Anna Nicole Smith's reality television series.