Sentence examples for though illuminating from inspiring English sources

And, through these conversations, some patterns emerge, dangerous to extrapolate from, though illuminating given the fact every investor and founder stays up at night wondering how to deploy that early capital to find the right people to build out their vision.

The interview by Mr. Page (who, full disclosure here, is a good friend), though illuminating, is also an impish prank.

The arc of his story, though, illuminates the complex ways in which depression and mental illness affect a life.

The summit crater, 400 feet (120 metres) deep and about 1,280 feet (390 metres) in diameter, is brilliantly hued, as though illuminated by the setting sun.

These cues play a role in rendering medical images, as when the structures are shaded as though illuminated by a light source.

Sometimes these snapshots are illuminating, though often they come across as padding for a book whose focus is on Egypt, and Cairo in particular.

Once she did though, the results were illuminating.

But illuminating though they are, even the letters are secondary to the paintings and drawings.

Perhaps with difficulties of rural law enforcement It would also be illuminating, though not especially funny, to do a similar map showing what states are best at.

In other words, (i′) "Things which we desire to desire are good" is meant to be a barren tautology barren in terms of practical consequences, that is, though, hopefully, philosophically illuminating.

As one good story -- among many others -- about what we are and who we want to be, though, it can be remarkably illuminating.