Sentence examples for it would enlighten from inspiring English sources

Creepypasta (explaining the etymology of that word would, like much on the Web, confuse more than it would enlighten) pops up on message boards or on Reddit, usually without any author attribution.

Those who saw it as a flash in the pan looked like fools when it took over the wired world, while those who saw it as a techno-utopia that would enlighten (and enrich) the world now hold stock options that are under water.

It should be made in a manner with seriousness, and that would enlighten someone simply by listening to it.

It seems paradoxical that reading another's story, sometimes even a fictitious story, would enlighten a person about who they are as an individual.

Ms. Pausch said she hoped her memoir would enlighten such observers.

But the TIMES may have a book upstairs which would enlighten us all.

You weren't the gifted idealist who would enlighten the masses.

QUESTION FROM CHARLIE: Can you suggest reading material (or other films) that would enlighten a fan of Malick's films?

Basically, liberals wanted to do something good that would enlighten the public; conservatives want to prevent something good because they want to keep voters in the dark.

The visualization challenge is to clearly demarcate the situations in which a tree-based backbone drawing would enlighten rather than mislead the user.

University of Vermont officials said they hoped that their experience this season would enlighten other schools about the dangers and consequences of hazing.