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"Pitt the Younger" 1969–96 remains one of the most illuminatingly detailed analyses of a great political career ever written.

A World We Have Lost William Anthony Hay 2011

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.

Album review of Cold War Kids' 'Mine Is Yours' Post 2011

Motherhood, for instance, never gets a look in, as the ability to care joyfully and illuminatingly for others is viewed as an impossibility.

The Fountainhead « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

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.

Complementary Abstractionists Karen Wilkin 2011

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.

Album review: Cold War Kids, "Mine Is Yours" Patrick Foster 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.

Et cetera: Steven Poole's non-fiction reviews 2011

The rest of the programme was well thought out, with the Górecki illuminatingly set alongside premieres by Glass and Mark-Anthony Turnage.

LPO/Alsop; Varèse 360° 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.

Pavel Somov, Ph.D.: Tinariwen Simplicity in the District of Complexity 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’?

Archive 2009-05-24 William Harryman 2009

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’?

Jane O'Grady - Can a machine change your mind? William Harryman 2009