Sentence examples for this illumination from inspiring English sources

This illumination near the center of the complex is meant to counter feelings of uncertainty and insecurity.

Despite all this illumination, however, the 2,000-year 2,000-yearancient Greece to gossipy middleapngland comes at a price.

This illumination that "The Discomfort Zone" provides about the origins of that persona helps explain, in turn, a wider failing in Franzen's work: its lack of humanizing softness.

In an ad in The Times on Tuesday, Bill Donohue, the Catholic League president, offered this illumination: "The Times continues to editorialize about the 'pedophilia crisis,' when all along it's been a homosexual crisis.

This illumination was confirmed by Leon Katz, a Stein scholar with whom Dydo spoke a few days later, and who told her that when he interviewed Alice Toklas in the early fifties she had told him of the jealous rage that possessed her when she read the "forgotten" novel.

With this illumination method, the intensity of light interacts with the sample can be largely improved.

We can explain this illumination-induced conductivity by the charge transfer of holes from PPy to diamond as suggested above.

And this glaring illumination reveals black makeup smudged by a night of dancing.

In this furtive illumination she radiated a poised stillness that reminded one of a portrait painting by some master.

For this eerie illumination, porteños can thank Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the country's new president.

It is highly unlikely, however, that this additional illumination will do anything to convince Americans that earmarks do not still equate to bribery — my vote for your bill in exchange for my earmark being included in legislation (however unrelated).