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On reflection, Kingsley should be commended for allowing this rather illuminating encounter to be filmed.

The imaging is fantastic and the long-term drug treatments are rather illuminating and show very non-trivial dynamics.

This extraordinary documentary doesn't break news, but rather illuminates the tragedy and absurdity with theatrical force.

Re "Common Interests in a Hazardous World," by David Shambaugh and Robert S. Litwak (Op-Ed, Oct. 17): While there may be rewards from a cooperative Chinese-American relationship, it is important that the tragic events of last month and the ensuing reassessment of United States policy overseas do not eclipse, but rather illuminate, pertinent issues separating the two countries.

The effect risks distorting rather than illuminating aspects of Christianity.

But the goal here is in skewering stereotypes, rather than illuminating the reality underneath.

Yet knowing that these works come from longer, essaylike series makes the display here disorienting rather than illuminating.

Elsewhere the detail can be fussy rather than illuminating... Along with Jurowski, the evening belongs to Gerald Finley as Hans Sachs.

Kann, whose first book this is, relates the flower-filled affluence and heartache of her youth, but her descriptions are methodical rather than illuminating.

There are occasions, particularly towards the end, when the doubling of characters is awkward and, rather than illuminating the play, starts to make it seem unnecessarily complicated.

His journey through the pledges on pensions and the NHS, bobbies on the beat and green initiatives in local government was dutiful rather than illuminating.