Sentence examples for own illumination from inspiring English sources

But the album, which was produced by Justin Vernon of Bon Iver, casts its own illumination, intense yet rarely harsh.

You can read in bed even after your other half has demanded lights out, because it provides its own illumination.

But amid all the reportage Kavanagh offers little of her own illumination of his genius, and amongst the foliage, the great sequoia is lost.

The sensors used in this method can be (a) passive, in which the sensor receives energy naturally reflected by or emitted from the earth's surface; and (b) active, in which the sensor provides its own illumination and records the amount of incident energy returned from the imaged surface (Xu et al. 2004; Ticehurst et al. 2009).

In dark waters of the oceans, certain created beings generate their own illumination.

While they may be stylistics similarities, the ways in which artists have achieved their own illuminations are variable from one to another manuscript.

But they do at times provide their own unexpected illumination.

But there are other ways of understanding a character than overt disclosure, and what DeLillo offers in its place provides its own kind of illumination.

Tracks: 1. Seeds We Sow 2. In Our Own Time 3. Illumination 4. That's The Way That Love Goes 5. Stars Are Crazy 6.

It was a theme that clearly resonated with Groban, who for the first time in the concert was really getting inside a song, owning it the way he did his own tunes on "Illuminations" and "All That Echoes".

one or two of these nine scripts can use capitals; not one insists on them.none of us mugs can escape our greco-roman heritage, or the influence of those medieval copyists determined to improve on the word of God (or St Jerome) with their own glorious lettering and illumination.