"enlightening comments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to comments that are particularly insightful or thought-provoking. For example, "I found his enlightening comments about the current state of the economy very interesting."
Readers, my gratitude for your enlightening comments about the importance and wide-ranging artistry of Gene Deitch, a director hitherto unknown to me, who, I learned only last week, made a host of animated films based on some of my favorite children's books.
With deepest gratitude, Richard Readers, my gratitude for your enlightening comments about the importance and wide-ranging artistry of Gene Deitch, a director hitherto unknown to me, who, I learned only last week, made a host of animated films based on some of my favorite children's books.
We would like to thank Drs. Tao Han and Joshua Kwekel for their enlightening comments and hearty discussions in reviewing the manuscript.
While this study provides interesting insights into resident perceptions of the OSCE as a mode of assessment for procedural skills, perhaps the most enlightening comments from participants were their reflections on the acquisition of procedural skills.
Scattered and sometimes enlightening comment on political and religious propaganda has occurred in all major civilizations.
Due to space constraints, many entertaining, enlightening, and befuddling comments from the nation's dismal scientists could not be included in the body of the article.
We also thank Michael Baym, Tobias Bollenbach, Shugeng Cao, Jon Clardy, Michael Elowitz, Morten Ernebjerg, Tami Lieberman, Per Malkus, Chris Marx, Adam Palmer, and Elizabeth Shank for enlightening discussions and comments on the manuscript.
And why did you stop?" Some of the comments are enlightening.
The 16 postdoc attendees (see sidebar) participated in the sessions--asking questions, offering comments, and enlightening the attendees to the early-career scientists' point of view (read the opinion of one postdoc participant, Pauline Wong, the President of the Johns Hopkins Postdoctoral Association).
We thank J. Draghi, S. Duffy, J. Knies, G. Wagner, D. Weinreich and members of our laboratory group for valuable comments and enlightening discussion.
Please enlighten us in comments.
