"Pitt the Younger" 1969–96 remains one of the most illuminatingly detailed analyses of a great political career ever written. ❋ William Anthony Hay (2011)
Technical examination of the Phillips's and Guggenheim's paintings, illuminatingly documented in the show, not only revealed the many alterations to "Sketch 1" during its evolution, and the assured confidence with which Kandinsky approached the Guggenheim's painting, but also showed that "Sketch 1" was painted on Münter's abandoned canvas version of the gouache. ❋ Karen Wilkin (2011)
Motherhood, for instance, never gets a look in, as the ability to care joyfully and illuminatingly for others is viewed as an impossibility. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Cold War Kids have built their reputation on spiky, loose-limbed music, illuminatingly detailed lyrics and a voice-might-crack-at-any-second singer who could sound simultaneously tender and unhinged. ❋ Post (2011)
She explains illuminatingly the increasing "financialisation" of and speculation in food commodities, which contributed, she suggests, to the price volatility that led to food riots in 2008. ❋ Unknown (2011)
The rest of the programme was well thought out, with the Górecki illuminatingly set alongside premieres by Glass and Mark-Anthony Turnage. ❋ Unknown (2010)
A few hours later, banded together with my brother and my sister-in-law, I arrived at the 9: 30 Club at 8: 30pm which proved to be illuminatingly too early. ❋ Unknown (2010)
But how can ‘irritation at his assumption that this problem can be so easily solved’ or ‘remembering how we sat under the honeysuckle near Orford’ be more illuminatingly called ‘brain state 50,987 with x neurons doing y and however complicated and precise you want to make this description’? ❋ William Harryman (2009)
While the book delivers an interesting, candid, fully dimensional account of her friendship with Marilyn Monroe, I found it more rushed, less illuminatingly written than BITTERSWEET. ❋ Unknown (2008)
One quaint expedition, grotesque and childish and yet an augury of greater things to come, flits very illuminatingly across the dreadful record of these war years. ❋ Herbert George (2006)
“I doubt if I should have seen so many twenty-five years ago,” he writes, and goes on to enlarge, very illuminatingly, on the revival of trade and the possible revival of order these throbbing mechanisms portended. ❋ Herbert George (2006)
For an illuminatingly close analysis of this movie, see Loehlin. close window ❋ Unknown (2002)
It is this picture of unity as one event going on that should help us see what is at stake in Ramsey's theology of the Church, and why - to pick up the theme in my title - he so illuminatingly uses Luther to reinforce his account of what is central in Catholic theology. ❋ Unknown (2004)
He felt, illuminatingly, that the thing to do was to cast a spell not only over the storekeeper but over all the customers as well — and perhaps through the psychology of the herd instinct they would buy as an astounded and immediately convinced whole. ❋ Unknown (2003)
The Prophet's deceptive claim that his brow is illuminatingly holy indicates that hidden countenances are not entirely trustworthy; beneath his veil lurk "features horribler than Hell e'er trac'd/On its own brood" (90). ❋ Unknown (2000)
As she spoke she knew illuminatingly that for her it was true, that, given the choice all those years ago, even though she had desperately wanted a family, she would willingly have sacrificed that need to be with him. ❋ Jordan, Penny (1991)
A charming, moving speaker, his famous orations were unforgettable experiences; his was a warming, illuminatingly divine flame. ❋ J. A. Rogers (1947)
