One chapter illuminates the colonial era, eight the nineteenth century, and four the twentieth century.
Rather than illuminating a deeply entrenched metaphysical voice, she focuses on musical enactments of the body's motions.
The history of truck legislation is illuminating for two reasons.
Can either be much illuminated by so odd a tactic118?
On its own right, this expression is not very illuminating.
In this respect the book illuminates the ways in which indigenous people and the state continually negotiate and renegotiate their relationship in particular contexts.
Again, the analogy with legal theory is illuminating.
What we require, therefore, is a tradition of welfare research which illuminates second order agency as well as first.
