Sentence examples for sort of illumination from inspiring English sources

Like the play, the film is an exercise in character exaltation that comes at the expense of any sort of illumination of Lombardi's technical proficiency.

A few experimental papers describe comparison of different sorts of illumination on visual perception paying attention to the statistics of photons (e.g. 102, 103).

Or perhaps what he had experienced was tantamount to some kind of illumination, perhaps it was some sort of mystical experience that suffering had caused him to undergo... the Farolito was somehow associated with freedom".

All sorts of fresh illumination would flow from a little centre-based seeing: people would no longer find the Birmingham accent so annoying, and would start to think warmly about taking mini-breaks in the east Midlands.

As we could see, Augustine makes recognition of truth dependent on divine illumination, a sort of irradiation of the intelligible light of divine ideas, which is accessible only to the few who are "holy and pure".

This time, though, when I came down, I retained a sense of illumination and insight; I had had a sort of revelation about migraine.

Guare is a professional dazzler, his imagination a sort of Roman candle sending out noisy, exhilarating, and variable bursts of illumination.

I hoped the speeches would bring illumination and they sort of did.

Speaking of illumination, SACRED.

There is no other source of illumination.

It provides eight hours of illumination.