Sentence examples for They enlightened from inspiring English sources

Are they enlightened agents of philanthrocapitalism or robber-baron monopolies?

The teachers we remember most fondly are often the ones who entertained as they enlightened, through hyperbole seasoned with grains of salt.

The era of "the powerhouse" at English National Opera in the 1980s, which in retrospect seems to have been a golden age for British opera, included a number of productions that offended and appalled as much as they enlightened and engaged.

I walked with my small cohort; they enlightened and guided me through the next bit.

Although moral status claims may well obscure more often than they enlighten, they do not merely concern the grounding of specific rights in specific attributes.

Underlying much of the criticism is a more general complaint that the basics of education are being replaced by a gobbledygook of "modules" and "interdisciplinary functions" that confuse children far more than they enlighten.

"And I feel whenever they come here and leave, they feel enlightened because maybe they did learn a lot of things.

Instead, they smoke after a good political debate once they're convinced they've enlightened their ignorant company.

Some of them they are performing very well in class and the parents they are saying they have enlightened us.

"Until they are enlightened by experience, they are going to be optimistic".

If they are enlightened through health seminars, they will know that nets are important, and then they can buy the nets for us and for the children".