Sentence examples for was illumination from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of illuminating, or supplying with light; the state of being illuminated.
Another important form was illumination; illuminated manuscripts were prized possessions and often displayed on high holy days.
There is illumination at every turn.
Yet even in the denial of the postscript, there is illumination.
The solution to every ill has been illumination and exposure, especially when it comes to the arena of sexuality.
"It's not illumination for visibility; it's illumination for atmosphere," said Bentley Meeker, a Manhattan lighting designer who worked on Chelsea Clinton's wedding.
This is illumination theory, all over again.
One of them is illumination system.
In general, this term is illumination robust with respect to both local and global additive illumination changes.
The concluding work is Illuminations, which describes the ill-fated love of the French poets Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine.
Kirk Walsh on the sad story of Julie Hayden, a nearly forgotten writer whose stories were "illuminations".
On arrival in Weymouth, there were illuminations with a centrepiece "Hail Princess Charlotte, Europe's Hope and Britain's Glory".
