Sentence examples for indeed enlightening from inspiring English sources
For all that subsequent generations, no less our own, have taken from Smith's economic contributions, it is indeed enlightening to understand the broader sweep of his vision.
"Our audience is so enlightened.
It could be enlightening indeed.
The interview is enlightening indeed - especially when Wark brings in the allegations of Nazi sympathising that were levelled against Deneuve's dad.
For anyone curious about the possible downside of May's reforms and where the police might be headed, this is an enlightening read indeed.
Herschel, in his day job as astronomer, discovered the planet Uranus: enlightened indeed.
Claiming special guidance by the gods is the posture of the prophet: of one who believes himself in possession of revealed truth and therefore entitled — indeed, obliged — to enlighten others.
Shortly after the dedication, The Cleveland Gazette, an African American newspaper, suggested that the statue's torch not be lit until the United States became a free nation "in reality": "Liberty enlightening the world," indeed!
And indeed, this book is a concise and enlightening treatment of international economic problems, along with much less convincing proposals for reform.
So does enlightened diplomacy.
