Excellence is self illuminating.
God's role, it would seem, is to impress upon or supply to our intellect, in some way, these principles, but William gives no indication that he takes God to shed a special light on these principles in order that they may be known: once possessed they are, as it were, self illuminating.
The image is called "The Dead Bride" and its psychological complexities are, like those of the West self-portrait, illuminated by an absorbing video.
Deep-sea anglerfish with bulbous eyes, long bony bodies, evil fins, and large vicious self-illuminating teeth flashed vivid sunshine-yellow smiles.
He is the creator, without fear, without hate, omnipresent, free from birth and death, self-illuminating, realized through the grace of the true guru.
Her specific self-hate illuminates the universal.
Such a comment, with its trace of smug self-assurance, illuminates why Mr. Kadi remains a target for so many antiterrorism investigators.
Honest self-examination illuminates ego-driven motives, socially conditioned desires, feelings of greed, of wanting "more" and fears of change and impermanence.
But sadly, the bleak self-knowledge that illuminated the brilliant Marshall Mathers LP is conspicuous by its absence here, as time and again Eminem returns to the subject of the drug addiction into which he fell following the swift collapse of his remarriage to Kim and the murder of his best friend, rapper DeShaun "Proof" Holton, in 2006.
Alignment sensitivity is reduced by the use of a self-conjugate pinhole illuminated by weakly-focused excitation light, and operation is simplified by the integration of lens and sample chamber.
