Sentence examples for text illuminates from inspiring English sources
Seeing your blurred reflection while scanning the text illuminates its personal consequence and ambiguities.
This miniature block of text illuminates something key about the feminine hygiene industry: Women are still reluctant about the idea of sitting down and straight-up dealing with their period.
No specific theoretical perspective was forced upon the interview text, but the chosen theoretical perspectives illuminate the interview text and the interview text illuminates the chosen theories.
Falx's text, illuminated by Toner's commentary, is by turns charming, haughty, and brutal.
Mr. Tritle's performance on Monday with four strong soloists and the 32-member chorus of Musica Sacra (whose "Messiah" is billed as the longest-running by a professional chorus in New York City) was notable for its remarkable transparency, the crispness of the text (illuminated with sharply delineated syllables), elegant phrasing, fleeting tempos and lithe orchestral playing.
However, since this was a phenomenological hermeneutical study we did not force the literature perspective on the interview text but let the literature illuminate the interview text and the interview text illuminate the literature [ 4, 23].
To others in the field, this would have seemed an odd exercise, like translating the Constitution into Esperanto and then expecting the new text to illuminate the law.
A variety of different types of diagrams are used throughout the text to illuminate evolutionary principles, which are essential to ameliorate the effects of misconceptions.
So it's much to the Chief Justice's credit that he so clearly spelled out how the law's history, structure, and goals worked in tandem with its text to illuminate the meaning of the provision at issue.
He used the Bible, Plato and other texts to illuminate the intellectual underpinnings of the Constitution.
In my third symphony,"Poems and Prayers," scored for vocal and instrumental soloists, chorus and orchestra, I chose the Aramaic, Hebrew and Arabic texts to illuminate the counterpoint between them.
