Sentence examples for was particularly illuminating from inspiring English sources

For Barouch, who has spent nearly a decade trying to develop an H.I.V. vaccine, the contrast between Zika and H.I.V. was particularly illuminating.

Talking with Virginia about children was particularly illuminating, because she had the long view.

The move for Coutinho's second goal was particularly illuminating, with Salah and Firmino prominently involved, and there was an even more beguiling exchange of passes later in the first half, spoiled only by Mané's wild shot.

But it's the Prevent Strategy, aiming to combat homegrown terrorism, that was particularly illuminating: children as young as four are now being suspected of radicalisation.

The use of VSR was particularly illuminating in a study exploring shared decision making and the experience of partnership.

Our finding of modulations in connectivity between sensorimotor sites and other brain regions dependent on the laughter condition was particularly illuminating, given that we did not observe the predicted enhancement in the mean sensorimotor cortical responses to the perception of Evoked/Real laughs compared with Emitted/Posed laughs.

The view from the American industry is particularly illuminating.

His succinct overview of the cities' histories, especially that of Venice, is particularly illuminating.

But there's still a sense in which the "South Park" case is particularly illuminating.

Goldman's role in Ford's convertible bond sale is particularly illuminating.

Their account of Darwin's rather unhappy year at Edinburgh University struggling to study as a doctor is particularly illuminating.