Sentence examples for especially enlightened from inspiring English sources

And don't forget the ego factor: It takes an especially enlightened chef to let someone put his dishes through a nutritional wringer and then tell him how to make them differently.

Here, the business literature is especially enlightening.

The debate has been rumbustious, but not especially enlightening.

Seeing how other countries deal with health care was especially enlightening.

For true baseball-niks, the discussions of these issues won't be especially enlightening.

The displays on the four different scripts used by ancient Egyptians are especially enlightening.

Horse-race polling – and commentary about horse-race polling – isn't especially enlightening.

An especially enlightening read is William Cobbett's book-length lecture to his son called "A Grammar of the English Language".

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.

The APARTHEID MUSEUM (309-4700), a 25-minute drive from Sandton, is especially enlightening for visitors with little knowledge of the darkest period of South African history.

The case of Estonia is especially enlightening: although the country's infrastructure for digital democracy is highly developed, use of the Internet has been at times massively disrupted by denial-of-service attacks.