Sentence examples for don't enlighten from inspiring English sources

(Please don't enlighten them!) A little history will show how the word 'model' came to have these two different uses.

My cooking and gardening books do not enlighten me.

(7 3) What he demanded of his students was the willingness to learn: "I do not enlighten anyone who is not eager to learn, nor encourage anyone who is not anxious to put his ideas into words" (7:8).

But he remains inwardly blind to his own pictures; they do not enlighten or alter him, and he remains complicit in the spirit if not in the deed, to the bitter end.

From the perspective of this oncologist in Oregon, where aid in dying has been legal for 15 years, his arguments do not enlighten the discussion about enhancing end-of-life care.

Even though Prowle and colleagues clearly do not enlighten their study results with this purpose, the present data could be used as an argument to minimize the problem and a reason not to invest in infection prevention.

Carnegie's booker presumed that the band was a string quartet; Mr. Bernstein didn't enlighten her.

"Finding an additional prime doesn't enlighten us very much," said Dr. Andrew M. Odlyzko, a mathematician at the University of Minnesota.

Alleway succeeded in making lovely Miriam cry, but didn't enlighten us about the stuff we really wanted to know: how American do the Amish feel?

His lesson didn't enlighten me about the hidden workings of a ten-dimensional "shadow universe" where enigmatic particles, some of them hypothetical, like Wino and Zino, have the names of space creatures from a children's book.

The Bible doesn't enlighten us on the nature of this dependence relationship, but seems to presuppose that it always was (i.e., that infinitely back in time, the Son and Spirit existed in dependence on the Father).