Sentence examples for In enlightenment from inspiring English sources

Whatever the best path to the epistemic and normative basis for critique might be, it would have to pass a democratic test: that "in Enlightenment there are only participants" (1973b, 44).

In "Enlightenment on Energy" (editorial, Oct. 22), you say that increasing fuel-efficiency standards to 40 miles per gallon for automobiles would save about 2.5 million barrels of oil a day by 2020.

From an early age, Karamzin was interested in Enlightenment philosophy and western European literature.

That might be true if you're interested in enlightenment, spiritual growth, and you know, yoga and stuff.

His unreflecting faith in enlightenment, progress and psychiatry contends with the archetypal, the superstitious, the fact of human evil.

Rooted in Enlightenment ideals, it was less a question of decorative style than of a cultural and historical ideal.

Though all industrialized societies started sending more people to prison and fewer to the gallows in the eighteenth century, it was in Enlightenment-inspired America that the taste for long-term, profoundly depersonalized punishment became most aggravated.

Set in 18th-century Paris and contemporary Long Island, Miller's novel tells the story of two Jews lured from ritual observance by the siren call of assimilation: Jacob Cerf, a Yiddish-speaking peddler in Enlightenment-era Paris, and Masha Edelman of present-day Far Rockaway, a young Orthodox woman whose raven hair, violet eyes and acting talent recall a young Elizabeth Taylor.

They are too bathed in enlightenment-style cause-and-effect, and cannot accept that skills and payoffs may have nothing to do with one another.

Until we live permanently in the light, in the enlightenment and in the unity (God).

In Schlegel's oeuvre the Romantic ideals are in fact embedded in an enlightenment project.