Take this pill and become as enlightened as a mystic.
After all, nothing looks as enlightened as a state which funds its own detractors.
"Would that all men were as enlightened as you, my husband.
Neither as tradition-bound as Hester Latterly, her 19th-century predecessor, nor as enlightened as Maisie Dobbs, who was a student of Freudian psychology, Todd's heroine is a new woman — and her own woman.
We decided that, rather than tiptoeing around this problem, we'd brazen through it: we gave Fanny a backstory that, we hoped, made it plausible that she could change her mind about some things and we made Jameson about as enlightened as he conceivably could have been.
It portrays the goings on at Winchester as a microcosm of the Obama era, in which haughty postures too often pass as enlightened.
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Even for someone who is as enlightened as President Obama claims to be, this should have been a no-brainer.
Predictably, this occupation is an all-boys club, yet Aisholpan's parents, as enlightened as any couple in Park Slope, encourage her natural ability.
Rhode Islanders were also pretty sure that their fellow citizens were nowhere near as enlightened as they themselves were: Only a quarter said that a majority of their fellow citizens probably supported medical marijuana.
The undated, eight-page pamphlet, "The candidate's wife: A guide to finding and carrying out your role in the campaign," is about as enlightened as you'd imagine it would be from the title.
