Sentence examples for quite illuminating from inspiring English sources
'quite illuminating' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe something that is very informative or enlightening. For example: "The professor's lecture on art history was quite illuminating."
PND, of course, had a big writerly hand in Work, Rihanna's smash hit; his vocal demo is quite illuminating.
It was a long and not always sparkling exchange, but it was in some ways quite illuminating about the candidate, and also MSNBC.
I just had a visit from a courteous and helpful (really) Comcast guy that was quite illuminating.
Seeing what colleagues, neighbors and enemies say when you are not around in black and white, along with a skeptical view of one's financial history and a catalog of media statements, is quite illuminating.
Results from our qualitative assessments were quite illuminating.
The menacing outlines of plastic bottles appear from within the creatures -- quite literally illuminating the focus of the tour through art.
"In the century before printing, people ordered tens of thousands of prayer books - sometimes quite beautifully illuminated ones - even though they might cost as much as a house.
Svoronou, for her part, quite literally illuminates this clash.
I believe that the film, quite clearly, illuminates the great successes of wikileaks and its extraordinary founder Julians Assange.
The Leviathan model has proven quite successful in illuminating how self-appraisal and vanity, when very strong, leads to the formation and consolidation of elite groups, and simultaneously, to the marginalisation of those outside the elite.
