Sentence examples for most enlightening from inspiring English sources

But as an example of the way scientific serendipity works, it is most enlightening.

Prof. Joyce, thank you for the reference to Dr. Jane Goodall's most enlightening chimpanzee website.

For many readers, the section on the insane campaign against the kulaks (allegedly rich peasants) may be the most enlightening.

In short, it is when Bainbridge is near his home territory of veterinary science that his book becomes most enlightening.

She shows herself an impassioned literary and musical critic, too, and credits the arts for our most enlightening emotional instruction.

He has visited 24 top-flight teams to gain experience, though it was his time with Bielsa in Bilbao and Mourinho in Madrid that proved most enlightening.

I found George Monbiot (The need for dissent, September 18) and Charlotte Raven (A bully with a bloody nose is still a bully, September 18) most enlightening.

This has been most enlightening.

Of course, it was the question-and-answer period afterward that proved most enlightening.

Yet if the decision process differs on different trials, we may miss the very events that would be most enlightening.

If that seems perverse, the most-enlightening statistics do not concern pension expenditure or demographics, but voting behaviour.