The heathen cannot enlighten themselves, yet, since no one can become enlightened by non-indigenous agents, enlightened agents have to become indigenous that is, some heathen have to be enlightened as a condition for the enlightenment of the heathen.
We're largely dependent on whistleblowers – normally disillusioned chuggers – to enlighten us, as in last year's investigation by Dispatches.
We have the truth, we know what is best and we will enlighten you, awaken you from your slumbers and you will be grateful.
Roden uses a mixture of melted butter and vegetable oil for this purpose, and Der Haroutunian goes for clarified butter, but I can't see the benefit of either, although a professional will no doubt be able to enlighten me.
Your first task isn't to enlighten her about her father's cruising days – that's a dilemma you can leave him to face up to.
The point is that Europe is working together in a thrilling intellectual exploration that can have no conceivable commercial or political payoff but could, in some still intangible way, enlighten all humankind.
"I wish to enlighten the authors that if the next administration revokes any agreement with the stroke of a pen, as they boast, it will have simply committed a blatant violation of international law," he wrote.
Strangely it has felt under no such compulsion to enlighten the public about wrongdoing within its own organisation".
I have but one request: would you please admonish Barack Obama for the same things.John Toohey San AntonioSIR – Could you enlighten me as to where I might find "flashily intellectual" European leaders?Heinz Kestermann Sydney* Letter appears online only.
Ms German does not enlighten us on how, precisely, the British government is guilty of "war" against Ukraine or Russia.
