While the chorus sang, a passage by her illuminated a screen overhead: "I care.

It was broad daylight when I read this passage and the sunlight that radiated through the high plate-glass windows illuminated a scene of modernity and order.

Ms. Kaplan's fine book in this sense shows that the passage of time illuminates different understandings, and she leaves it to us to reflect on which understanding is better.

The passage in Dio Cassius illuminates the councils position in the government of Rome:

The passages "illuminate as only contemporary writings can," Gerald Carson said in these pages in 1971.

His best passages illuminate the thorny paradoxes of modern science and philosophy with felicity and brio.

Time's passage illuminates her subjects.

This passage, which should be read in its entirety, illuminates Wordsworth's self-consciousness as his work progresses.

Gollancz intended the book to be read consecutively, so each passage may illuminate the other, and although he acknowledges that it is full of contradictions, he hopes the mood is consistent.

A passage on how he bested Paul Thayer, a Deputy Secretary of Defense, in vicious political infighting illuminates the inner workings of Washington.