Sentence examples for enlightening in view of from inspiring English sources
The presence of "Citizen Kane" at the top of the list is all the more enlightening in view of the relative scarcity of movies from the nineteen-thirties.
The Vatican's move is likely disappointing to many who see exorcisms as a medically dangerous farce and who hoped Pope Francis would be more enlightened in his views of science.
It turns out the spectacle of drunkenness is entertaining and enlightening in dozens of ways.
The specific factoids "Founding Fathers" serves up are often interesting, though rarely enlightening in and of themselves.
Mr Dodge proves more enlightening in unpicking the subsequent evolution of Iraqi politics.
In this case, while the reduction may very well be enlightening in various respects, and is part of the "normal development of a science," most people believe that there is nothing terribly special or interesting from a philosophical point of view going on here.
The study found that young whites under thirty are no more enlightened in their racial views especially of blacks than their parents.
I also admire Naimoli and colleagues' enlightened view in seeing elements of behavior in each of the World Health Organization (WHO) health system building blocks.
It can be enlightened in all sorts of ways except a fully Westernized one.
"It is enlightening to view the work of a highly autobiographical writer like Joyce in the context of his life," Bowker says.
