Sentence examples for remarkably illuminating from inspiring English sources

Ruth Halliwell made the case for Leopold in her remarkably illuminating 1998 book, "The Mozart Family".

Titled "Fishermen at Sea", it is a remarkably mature painting; illuminated by moonlight and a lamp on the boat, it seems to move with the swell of the sea.

Just among the vertebrates, we have remarkably complete sets of fossils illuminating the evolution of the mammalian ear, the evolution of four-legged land dwellers from water-bound fish (e.g., Fig. 5), the evolution of whales from land mammals, the evolution of modern birds from their dinosaur ancestors, the early evolution of horses, and the early evolution of our own lineage, hominids.

As she poses with the graceful arches of the Opera House behind and the sun illuminating her features, Bussell looks remarkably Australian.

It can be illuminating.

Even that was illuminating.

And illuminating.

Gruesome, certainly, but illuminating.

This was illuminating.

This has been highly illuminating.

It could also be illuminating.