Sentence examples for something that illuminates from inspiring English sources

It's something that illuminates the situation the hosts find themselves in.

On occasion he'll say something that illuminates how hard it really is.

At what point in the future will Sunshine become something that illuminates the ethos of the early 21st century?

As compelling as the legend of the cheese was (had I really walked into the middle of a murder plot?), and despite the fact that my pilgrimage to eat Páramo de Guzmán had been stymied, I was riveted by something else, something that illuminated a deeper need I hadn't identified before.

Yes, if there's a good reason for it – something that might illuminate the play, rather than just for the sake of it.

"Mad Men" has always been about nostalgia: how easily it can be exploited; how looking back can operate as both a drug and a mirror, a sedative and something that can illuminate the present.

Maurer wanted something that would both illuminate and soften the sound in the small but tall domed space (16 feet wide, 25 feet high) - and the finished product, the Biotope, is shown here.

It briefly illuminates something that's more than human.

5.50pm BST Often one political conference sounds much like another, but every now and then an issue crops up that illuminates something unique about the party in question.

The majority of her work, she explains, starts not with the desire to tackle an overarching social theme but with a single spark – such as the incident with her son's friend – that illuminates something bigger.

Ishaqi's story illuminates something that has always been true of Iraq, whether it was perched atop the Arab world under the Abbasid caliphate, under the thumb of British or Ottoman colonialists, ruled by a dictator or occupied by the Americans.