Sentence examples for generally enlightening from inspiring English sources

If every detail of the exhibition's message is not fully convincing, the show is generally enlightening and rewarding, graced with many fine examples, and never boring.

The result is a book that's generally enlightening, save for a few notable annoyances.

Lord Murray MacLehose, who has died aged 82, was a generally enlightened and always energetic governor of Hong Kong.

He wrote on economic issues for the newspapers — he had a public audience — but he had little interest in social policy as such, and his political views were (generally) enlightened without being surprising or original.

"As one of only two manufacturers of large passenger jets in the world, Boeing occupies an extraordinary economic niche, and has had generally enlightened policies, along with strong unions to protect its employees," the authors write.

Yet a more obvious explanation is the sweat and the tears of a people with a passion for work and self-improvement, coupled with generally enlightened economic policies since the 1960s often in the face of what is now known as the "Washington consensus".

But some well-known historic failures have made these businesses generally more enlightened.

Nor is it true that self-interest generally is enlightened; more often individuals acting separately to promote their own ends are too ignorant or too weak to attain even these.

Miodownik's scientific curiosity and enthusiasm are infectious and his prose is generally accessible and enlightening.

The service is edited and moderated by its community of users, which keeps the discussions generally insightful and enlightening.

In any case, "Evolution" is Mr. Sherman's variation on both these themes, and though the play has its moments of enlightening satire, generally his attempt to spin a darkly comic decline-of-civilization parable out of this material alternately feels pretentious and tired.