Sentence examples for less enlightening from inspiring English sources

All it takes is something as superficial as the Metaphysics 101 argument, or the following even less enlightening argument, "The proposition that snow is white is true; therefore, some proposition is true; therefore, there are propositions".

Yet these are precisely the sorts of issues that animate the first third of the book, and without them the last third is less enlightening than it might have been.

Occasionally a display is less enlightening than its promise.

There's a less enlightening view of religion in The Infidel, a British indie comedy starring Omid Djalili.

Ali gets two chapters here, and Howard Cosell a long one, but their portraits are less enlightening than those of the less famous characters.

"And so I get to see someone and say, 'Oh, I read that I was going to see you!'" There were less enlightening responses with regards to the length of Star Wars 7 however: "I promise you it will be movie length," and he declined to comment on whether he would helm future films in the series, saying: "I'm just focusing on Episode 7 right now, that's the focus".

Yet certain of his friends were less enlightened.

IN LESS enlightened times, nerds were damned to the fringes of society.

That was more than 100 years ago when employers were perhaps less enlightened.

But my mother, being less enlightened, says I have to stop.

The assumption has always been that a black candidate should perform worse among white voters in states with less racial diversity because those voters are supposedly less enlightened.