Sentence examples for sort of illuminating from inspiring English sources

Altogether, it's a spicy, museum-worthy mix of entertainment and scholarship and exactly the sort of illuminating specialty item that the Wallach presents so often and so well.

And incidentally, I mean, I was reading, it's not a book that's particularly attractive, except that there are plenty of anecdotes, some of which I found sort of illuminating.

Listening to him, while we watch a family of lions amble across the plain at dusk, is the sort of illuminating experience that makes Africa seem momentarily comprehensible.

"We've got to hit them hard in the first 20," is the sort of illuminating insight the viewers, old or young, can work out for themselves.

And while some of the works may seem fixed, without any sort of illuminating components, the gallery says when the sun goes down, a "light element" is activated within each piece in the exhibition.

Additionally, we were open to this sort of illuminating result from the empirical screen, which is one of its strengths.

I sort of agree.

This sort of concrete, illuminating comparison is what this book is best at.

I never knew how serious John was about his Christian faith — or, rather, the Christian faith — though some sense of the sacred seems to suffuse his work like that sort of sourceless sunshine which illuminates an overcast day.

Though this sort of genealogical analysis can illuminate certain writers' evolution, it can also obscure genuine differences in their voices and their visions, and the ways they have been shaped by the cultural zeitgeist of their day.

It comprises a sort of Transylvanian War and Peace, illuminating the Hungarian side of the Dual Monarchy.