It's completely unenlightening on the central questions about Mr. Trump.
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CHOOSING the "word of the year" can be an unenlightening exercise.
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So, if we include that third path, the experiment becomes perfectly dull and entirely unenlightening.
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And the latter part of the hearings could prove just as unenlightening as any other congressional hearing.
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Corporate's attempts to hold a mirror up to the absurdities of office life are somewhat predictable and ultimately unenlightening.
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Supichaya Singhakasem, who had a baby at 18, says she received sex education at school in Bangkok, but it was unenlightening.
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"Excuse me, I have the floor," said Mr. Garrett, not long before the chairman's gavel brought the unenlightening exchange to an end.
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Perhaps these conflicts are meant to echo the Bay Area itself, a land so riven by self-contradiction it's on the verge of spiritual collapse, but the conclusion is still unenlightening.
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"Our team of data scientists will conduct deep-dive analysis that will enable us to understand the electorate better than the rival campaigns," is one more unenlightening line intended for public consumption.
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"The Commission will continue to prioritize its efforts to promote effective cybersecurity practices within the Commission itself and with respect to the markets and market participants it oversees," SEC chairman Jay Clayton said in his unenlightening and boring-ass statement.
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These charts, which ranged from 20 to 100 slots, were phased out at different times between 1957 and 1958. Though technically not part of the Hot 100 chart history, select data from these charts are included for computational purposes, and to avoid unenlightening or misleading characterizations. All items listed below are from the Hot 100 era, unless otherwise noted (pre-Hot 100 charts).
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Critics claim that the terms "instantiation" and "copy" are not further defined and that participation and inherence are similarly mysterious and unenlightening. They question what it means to say that the form of applehood inheres a particular apple or that the apple is a copy of the form of applehood. To the critic, it seems that the forms, not being spatial, cannot have a shape, so it cannot be that the apple is the same shape as the form. Likewise, the critic claims it is unclear what it means to say that an apple participates in applehood.
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" As another example, Cooper states that "Equally glaring is the lack of attention to Wilson's thought." Cooper questions Berg's inclusion of the memories of Wilson wife by saying "Kristie Miller's excellent biography of Wilson's two wives could have raised red flags about Edith's memory." Cooper not only disputes Berg's framing of Wilson's racism but also his religious perspective, calling into question the use of Bible quotations at the beginning of each chapter: "Other reviewers have found this practice tiresome; I found it unenlightening and strange." Cooper ends by saying "To sum up, this biography has much to recommend it, especially the pleasure it affords in reading it.
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Assigned less screen time, Nixon is a more enigmatic figure: gruff, stubborn and played to perfection by Kevin Spacey. ... Shannon and Spacey are a hoot in an entertaining if unenlightening effort". Flickering Myth enjoyed the film: “Elvis & Nixon is an entirely pleasant 86 minutes in the cinema – entertaining, humorous and well-made, albeit somewhat forgettable. Also it’s further proof that a female director can harness the energy of two top male thespians portraying macho men.” What's Worth Seeing also liked the film, writing: "With Michael Shannon as the gun- toting rock-and-roll star and Kevin Spacey as the President, more famous for his downfall a couple of years ahead, director Liza Johnson delivers an unexpectedly sharp, funny and zippy real-life tale of absurdity which would have been surreal beyond measure for everyone involved – except for The King himself." Nigel M. Smith of The Guardian called the film “a breezy comedy nimbly directed” and wrote: "Given that the film is about two of the most recognizable figures of the 20th century, clearly casting is key to its success.
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