Sentence examples for enlightening lesson from inspiring English sources

The fractured time scheme brings out the unsurprising but still enlightening lesson that crime should be left to the professionals, and that greed humbles smart-asses like Andy, who think they're invulnerable.

"After watching Kung Fu Panda, I found the movie producers had given us an amusing and enlightening lesson on how to treat, interpret and show our traditional culture, and how to merge it with other cultures".

Ultimately, however, I felt I was getting an enlightened civics lesson rather than an expanding dramatic metaphor.

Instead, each chapter uses one of the naturalist's other books as a point of departure for a meandering, but ultimately enlightening, natural-history lesson.

A debate should be civilized and enlightening, not a lesson in browbeating.

It's a one-minute lesson -- especially enlightening in the city where image is thought to rule -- of the power of words to order the world.

Readers found Paul Krugman's lesson in economics particularly enlightening, wishing only that the remedy for the current financial decline was half as clear.

(Mark 12 41-44) ** Thus endeth the lesson, and thus might beginneth an enlightening discussion of the virtues of progressive taxation.

Not long ago, I came across an enlightening little article on The Atlantic called The Psychology of Bitterness: 10 Essential Lessons.

Or enlightening.

The effect is enlightening.