Sentence examples for To be enlightened from inspiring English sources
To be enlightened is to question and challenge such aristocracies, be they aristocracies of wealth, politics or the church.
To be Enlightened is to emerge from one's self-incurred minority (juvenile) status to a mature ability to think for oneself.
I didn't want to be enlightened about the Enlightenment.
Finally, Don't claim enlightenment It is worth noting that the Buddha did not announce himself to be enlightened; but rather he said "I am awake".
I wanted her palate to be enlightened.
This year's line-up 'offers plenty for kids and adults to be enlightened by'.
But I go the the-a-tuh to be enlightened, not frightened.
His "lightning overview" of modern genetics, however, is too brief to be enlightening.
Gale Organist Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., Sept. 23, 2009 To the Editor: I found most of David Leonhardt's article to be enlightening and insightful.
Still, Ms. Skyler said she did not presume to be enlightening theatergoers with "The Moonlight Room"; she is merely trying to get them thinking.
He doesn't try to be enlightening, he just is.
