Sentence examples for any enlightening from inspiring English sources

Is there any enlightening link, such as we're asked to feel, between that nutty image of a Man with a Straw Hat and an Ice Cream Cone, painted in bobble-blobs, and a self-portrait of Van Gogh?

He belongs to a time in which any enlightened European understood five languages, Latin not included.

For me, the most sensible take on this debate from any enlightened source has always been John Lucas's.

"But we were very fortunate to come across this story that does very much resonate now: these fearmongers who ply their trade on the citizens of any enlightened country.

'Little, if any faith, is placed by any enlightened or experienced surgeon on this side of the Atlantic in the so-called carbolic acid treatment of Professor Lister,' said Gross.

And perhaps, by any leering and enlightening example that he contrive, he can revive a worthwhile gab session, with libertines and justice for all.

I don't feel any more enlightened.

People here seem pretty bemused at their own interest in the event, and nobody coming out of the elevator looks any more enlightened.

Everyone here seems pretty bemused at their own interest in the event, and nobody coming out of the lift looks any more enlightened.

I crossed the Kosciuszko at least twice, possibly four times, but got no closer to the Pulaski, nor any more enlightened on how I do so.

Elizabeth Pennisi's News Focus story on the project to create a synthetic yeast genome is enlightening for any trainee (or scientist) who is interested in what it's like to pursue a very ambitious research agenda over a long period of time.