Meanings of very enlightening in English

It's been very enlightening all across the board, so that ends it.

EBONY: It sounds like this was a very enlightening experience for you, too.

Not even the description of Wilbur had proved very enlightening.

Let's just say I had a very enlightening and entertaining poolside chat with our host.

I found Chris's discussion about the medicinal uses of the various plants and herbs very enlightening.

And while we were doing that, we happened upon a very enlightening discovery about Marjorie Bright.

These phone conversations were becoming very enlightening.

I found both books very enlightening.

You are very enlightening, Mary, always.

But it's been very enlightening.

But I wish also to make clear this very enlightening comparison between the fate of Scotch and of Irish patriotism.

Dialectic of this sort is practised intuitively by spiritual minds; and even when it has to be carried on argumentatively it may prove very enlightening.

"I had a very enlightening dinner with Mr. Bidwell and the magistrate last night."