Sentence examples for becomes enlightened from inspiring English sources

Let's hope Pence heeds the concerns of the show's cast, but also becomes enlightened by the play's unstated message.

It is a Zen exchange in which a pupil becomes enlightened by being taken out of his usual mindset through some painful act by the master.

As one becomes enlightened, one comes to realize this inter-mirroring.

As one's mind thus becomes enlightened and one's body becomes "adamantine," one attains Buddhahood.

When an adviser becomes enlightened to the advantages of index funds, he or she also becomes concerned that clients will not stay because "who needs an adviser just to buy index funds?" Core and Explore is the interim answer.

It was fascinating to me watching this man squirm around the topic: I'm a Bay Area guy, he told me, I'm pro gay rights, pro gay marriage, but we have to accept that every country becomes enlightened at its own speed and its own way, and the best way for us to encourage that, to promote our values, is to engage with them, to show them the right way of doing things.

In his richly colored and finely composed pictures the minute becomes monumental, the cool becomes chilling and the spiritual becomes enlightening.

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.

Jesus became enlightened, after John the Baptist gave him the Enlightenment energy (kundalini energy).

Indeed, as Porter argues so effectively, the communication of new knowledge through cheap, accessible print may not in itself have caused the Enlightenment, but without a commercial press England could never have become enlightened.

The teacher is descended from a family of rabbis but in leaving his home to become "enlightened" he has left much of his previous life behind.