Sentence examples for exactly enlightening from inspiring English sources

We've just heard it will have Netflix, but there's very little these days that doesn't have Netflix, so that's not exactly enlightening.

This is intriguing, but not exactly enlightening – activity or a lack of activity in one part of the brain doesn't appear to tell us much about the psyche, or about anyone's readiness to act on unsympathetic thoughts.

Crusades abroad, ill-disciplined governance at home, England in the early thirteenth century was not exactly enlightened.

But as revived by the director Terry Johnson at the Menier Chocolate Factory in south London, the period comedy contains enough mirthful peaks to get audiences through a second-act dip, not to mention a view of women, in particular, that isn't exactly enlightened.

One is that there are certain teams and organizations that, if not exactly virtuous, seem enlightened in ways that others — like the Bengals and Colts — do not.

Since the enlightening effect is exactly what Socrates' conversations had aimed at, we can comfortably see that he was wrong.

And it's enlightening to see exactly where this falling pop star fits on television's implacable scale of celebrity redemption.

Writing in the Los Angeles Times, journalist Erin Aubry Kaplan noted the difference between Tarantino's Jackie Brown and Django Unchained: "It is an institution whose horrors need no exaggerating, yet Django does exactly that, either to enlighten or entertain.

Or enlightening.

The effect is enlightening.

The figures are enlightening.