Sentence examples for which also illuminated from inspiring English sources

By the time she got back to talking up her man, the real business of the night, she was positively beaming, her streaked blond hair glistening in the light, which also illuminated her perfect teeth and rouged lips.

How much Wilde was his mother's son is clear from this engaging and sympathetic biography, which also illuminates extremely well the circles of artistic and literary women of the time.

The smaller exhibitions of Cabala that Pico uses to support his grand theory focus on particular Biblical texts, which are also illuminated by the Gentile wisdom of the ancient theologians.

This study will also serve as a foundation for future studies aimed at understanding the mechanisms by which weight loss is expected to improve asthma control, which may also illuminate the mechanism(s) linking obesity and the development of asthma.

In this encompassing semi-darkness, the figures in the Bible pursue difficulties oddly similar (compared with those of Greek gods and aristocrats) to those in our own problematical, mostly domestic lives, and in this they are the patriarchs and matriarchs of modern fiction, which also offers to illuminate the human predicament.

It also illuminated their own perspective and values, which they embedded in the games.

The screen is also illuminated from below with infra-red light, which reflects off objects in contact with the screen.

The Parthenon and Atticus theatre never look better than from the vantage point of its roof which also faces the newly illuminated monument of Philopappou.

A separate source of light, which also behaves as if from a divine rather than natural source, illuminates her face.

A pair of cases concerning whether the Constitution allows juvenile offenders to be sentenced to life without parole for crimes in which no one was killed will also illuminate Justice Sotomayor's views on harsh punishments.

A better understanding of the mechanisms of distortion and confusion should also illuminate the general reliability of memory, by revealing processes which also operate in veridical remembering (Mitchell and Johnson 2000, pp. 179 180).