Sentence examples for particularly illuminated from inspiring English sources

Everyone was noticing the cracks in the Miami Heat Thursday night, which seemed particularly illuminated in a loss to the Knicks.

The role of the ESCRT machinery in whole tissues has been particularly illuminated in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster in which disruption of ESCRT-I or -II causes cell-autonomous loss of polarity, cytoskeleton disruption and apoptosis.

The view from the American industry is particularly illuminating.

But there's still a sense in which the "South Park" case is particularly illuminating.

WHAT is it about the holidays that so particularly illuminates the architecture of families?

His succinct overview of the cities' histories, especially that of Venice, is particularly illuminating.

Goldman's role in Ford's convertible bond sale is particularly illuminating.

His profiles in "The Net Delusion" of the Russian government's young internet advisers are particularly illuminating.

Their account of Darwin's rather unhappy year at Edinburgh University struggling to study as a doctor is particularly illuminating.

The scene itself isn't bad, but it distracts from Myrdon's drama without particularly illuminating him.

The 90 minutes spent on Tecumseh, a Shawnee leader who presided over spits of land in Ohio and Indiana in the early 19th century, is particularly illuminating.