Sentence examples for always enlightening from inspiring English sources

Performances by this eloquent Polish pianist are almost always enlightening.

But description, be it ever so elegant, is not always enlightening.

Context is always enlightening, and it will be interesting to see whether the Met show succeeds in reinventing Vermeer as a product of his time.

David Willetts isn't a Red Blue, but his thinking and writing is always enlightening for anyone reading the runes of "compassionate conservatism".

Ms. Poser is saddled with an overwritten role that calls for her to explain at not always enlightening length the psyche of a married woman.

His style of lecturing was impressive: lucid and informative, often impassioned, always enlightening, a reasoned statement of a highly radical analysis.

My sense is that Isaacson's own career as an executive within the media world has given him an affinity for Franklin's self-conscious manipulation of multiple versions of himself, an empathy for Franklin's always enlightened and often playful duplicities.

So one of the late-night tour bus rides I was talking to Chuck D like we do and he always enlightens me on certain topics and everything.

Dirk's wines – both table and fortified – are always intriguing and enlightening.

I loved James Shapiro's 1599: A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare (Faber £9.99) and in the 400th year of Shakespeare's death his 1606 … The Year of Lear (Faber £9.99) is a brilliant successor – rich in scholarly detail yet always engaging and enlightening.

Salon's Broadsheet: The women and pop culture blog from Salon is always entertaining and enlightening.