America began its open-data initiative to illuminate how the state was spending the money it raised through taxation.
The diversity of sound is meant to illuminate "how we've navigated the experience of being different," Mr. Iyer said.
"In this case, I thought it was a great way to illuminate how we look at things over time".
To illuminate how the London property market was floating on dirty money, Channel 4 used covert filming and subterfuge.
She demonstrates a striking ability to capture the uneasiness that accompanies a newcomer's arrival in America, to illuminate how the reinvention of the self in a new place confronts the protective memory of the way things were back home.
No Child Left Behind required states to "disaggregate" assessment results to illuminate how disadvantaged or vulnerable populations — like black and Hispanic students and children from poor families — were doing.
An account of the negotiations, based on interviews with these people, pulls back a curtain on the private wrangling to illuminate how the bank and the government managed to negotiate what would be a record deal.
"An account of the negotiations, based on interviews with these people, pulls back a curtain on the private wrangling to illuminate how the bank and the government managed to negotiate what would be a record deal," DealBook writes.
"She definitely shifted my original conception of the character, which was a much more tangential girl, whose main job was to illuminate how un-'Sex and the City' this world was," Dunham wrote to me in an e-mail.
In Under the Hawthorn Tree, the period is drawn with convincing detail, evoked to illuminate how political repression and strict social mores affect two characters engaged in one of China's favourite literary themes – the melodramatically doomed love story.
