Sentence examples for work to illuminate from inspiring English sources

Who is right is hard to say, because much of the offshore industry lies in the statistical shadows, with little academic work to illuminate it.The lawyers argue that many offshore transactions are about tax neutrality, not cheating.

When galleries and museums exhibit artists in pairs, as several in Jersey City happen to be doing, the rest of us can play the same game -- using each artist's work to illuminate the character of the other.

They're extremely flat, so they can go just about anywhere, but that same flatness means they won't work to illuminate a whole area unless you have a few.

And as more pro-privacy businesses and organizations work to illuminate the risks and repercussions of all these apparently incremental privacy trade-offs, expect consumers to start to appreciate where the value really lies.

Theoretical work to illuminate the computational significance of these various discrepancies is critical for understanding Drosophila's motion estimator.

Brandston's résumé includes everything from theater work to illuminating the Statue of Liberty, but lately he has become the Paul Revere of the movement to save the light bulb, giving speeches to industry conferences and a Tea Party rally in front of the White House.

It works to illuminate the dense, opaque text and make it resonate, like a series of mirrors tilted at odd angles on this fragile, disappearing world.

Ask yourself: Will this work hold up and speak to a younger generation of people ten, fifteen, twenty years from now? Has this work helped to illuminate the time that I am living in or something that I truly felt, knew and thought important to say?

Though they work hard to illuminate the path for us.

C. 1140 Hereford?, England c. 1209 Walter Map, (born c. 1140, Hereford?, England died c. 1209) English churchman and writer whose work helps to illuminate the society and religious issues of his era.

By Vijay Seshadri The New Yorker, March 11 , 1996P. 76 Though they work hard to illuminate the path for us View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen.