Sentence examples for point of illuminating from inspiring English sources

The point of distinguishing same and different, just like the point of illuminating noble and base, is to ensure that the ruler's intent can be made plain and that the business of government can succeed.

The Assurance View is only one entrance point for illuminating overlaps between the ethics and the epistemology of testimony.

Lepore's conclusions have the side effect of illuminating an essential point about style.

While structures outside of the focal volume could also generate multiply scattered light that ultimately reaches the detector, it is only items that are near the focal point of the illuminating beam that will generate high spatial frequencies in the image.

Takuan's reflection on this point is illuminating.

If a writer wants to use a child's point of view to illuminate history, he must distance himself from the child.

Armstrong, Whitaker noted, had a mentally challenged adoptive son, and Whitaker says the movie could use his point of view to illuminate the jazz legend.

The first President Bush used "sound and strong" in 1990, combining Nixon-Carter with Reagan, but the following year departed from tradition to use the word union in a sense that illuminated his "thousand points of light": "The state of our Union is the union of each of us, one to the other -- the sum of our friendships, marriages, families and communities".

Contrasting Hume and Kant on this point greatly illuminates their diverging conceptions of causation and necessity.

The starting point of the beam was illuminated with a 125 W floodlight and two halogen lights.

Importantly, the relatively low laser intensities (∼1 to 80 kW/cm in a laser scanning configuration in which every point of the sample is illuminated for only a fraction of the frame acquisition time) needed to switch off the fluorescence mean that this approach exposes samples to the lowest radiation doses of all the nanoscopy techniques demonstrated to date.