Sentence examples for some illumination from inspiring English sources

Some illumination happens inside the nose.

Last night there was some illumination.

Some illumination is to be found in series B of First Light but not enough radiance.

She once said, "Even in the darkest times, we have the right to expect some illumination".

Some changes, however, have been harder to unearth but recent exciting findings are shining some illumination.

The world that he writes about does not represent the whole Palestinian experience, but this is a very good story which offers some illumination of the bigger picture.

Some illuminations are specific to this corpus: the Godescalc Evangelistary features two new themes: folio 3, Christ (Fig. 12) and folio 3v for the first time in Occident, the illumination representing a Fontain of life (Fig. 13); the last one is also taken up in Saint-Médard de Soissons Gospels in folio 6v (Fig. 14).

Some useful illumination arrives from the ethnomusicologist Mark Slobin, in his fearsomely entitled but remarkably lucid treatise "Subcultural Sounds: Micromusics of the West".

Tolkien also mentions "torches and flares glowed dully here and there in the fog," providing some modest illumination for its inhabitants from the otherwise clouded and uncertain world around them.

Some useful illumination arrives from the ethnomusicologist Mark Slobin, in his fearsomely entitled but remarkably lucid treatise "Subcultural Sounds: Micromusics of the West". Slobin proposes the existence of a "superculture -- a vast, neutral mass-media zone in which a myriad "subcultures" bid for stardom, entrench themselves in opposition, or fuse.

The beam and point are very bright, so if you need some quick illumination in a dark room, the Fusion will do the trick.