Sentence examples for throwing some light from inspiring English sources

Fox's avowed goal is just as ecumenical in spirit: "to keep my ear open to that collective cry for Christ while throwing some light on the basic historical patterns and particularities of Americans' devotion to Jesus".

As we cannot expect an elegant solution to this problem, MCMC heuristics are promising tools for throwing some light on a population's immediate past.

This fact throws some light on the state of Indian philosophy in that century.

The recent case relating to East Timor has thrown some light on this balance in Australia".

The scriptures of the new religious movements throw some light on the popular religious life of the period.

Muonium research throws some light on the puzzling nature of muons (essentially heavy electrons) and their relation to ordinary electrons.

This relationship between host and parasite may throw some light on the relationships of the hosts themselves.

The largely intact decoration of the church of Santa Maria Maggiore throws some light on the principles involved.

But a study on wild sea-lions, just published in Nature, throws some light on this question.

An examination of the lexical structure of languages throws some light on the relations between various aspects of human conceptualization.

"This book is all fiction and the fiction may throw some light on what has been written as fact".