One economic number, released today, illuminates how fast housing has come back.
"Misdirected Defense Dollars" (editorial, Jan . 16 illuminates much of the Pentagon's recent misguided spending.
In the lead role, Julie Kent (on July 2) illuminates the transformation from girl to woman in love, while Gillian Murphy (on July 3) fully inhabits the role as a plucky tomboy.
Johanna Hamilton's documentary "1971" (Netflix), released in 2014, illuminates a little-known but crucial episode in modern American politics—and political protest.
"Dying in Iraq," by Bob Herbert (column, July 31), illuminates how the unilateral overthrow of the Iraqi government has actually hurt America's war on terror.
"Trying to Elude the Google Grasp" (July 25) illuminates the issue of having information about you snatched up and used to create a limited portrait.
"Portugal Gives Abortionist an 8 1/2-Year Prison Term" (news article, Jan . 19 illuminates the vulnerabilities that women face in a country where abortions are illegal.
Marton, who fled Hungary as a child in 1957, illuminates Budapest's vertiginous Golden Age and the darkness that followed (a darkness that some of her subjects, notably Arthur Koestler, never shook).
In many ways the exhibition, which continues through Jan . 3 illuminates the contradictions of Pakistani contemporary art itself and of its being recognized, especially now at such a crucial juncture in the country's history, in such a prominent international fashion.
Mr. Esslin's important study, published in 1961, illuminates a still widely misunderstood form that brought forth such diverse playwrights as Eugene Ionesco and Harold Pinter, and that continues to inform the works of Edward Albee and Sam Shepard.
