Sentence examples for calling for enlightenment from inspiring English sources

Rachel Moran, founder of the organization Survivors of Prostitution-Abuse Calling for Enlightenment International told the Telegraph that Amnesty's vote "condoned human rights violations for millions of women and girls around the world, and torpedoed their own reputation in the process".

She is a survivor of sex trafficking, and is active in national survivor-led organizations including the Survivor Leadership institute and SPACE International; SPACE stands for 'Survivors of Prostitution-Abuse Calling for Enlightenment.' She has won numerous awards, including Shared Hope International's Path Breaker Award.

Most progressives, in fact, called for the "enlightenment," rather than the expansion, of popular sovereignty.

"The Revolving Dharma Wheel"), a compilation of his lectures that served as the main text for his methodology, he called for spiritual enlightenment through meditation and striving toward high moral standards.

They were rejecting austerity policies imposed by a political system that seemed beholden to bureaucrats in Brussels and bankers in Frankfurt, and they were calling for a return to the Enlightenment ideals of popular sovereignty and popular participation.

The 'politicisation' that he calls for can be regarded as a self-enlightenment of sciences as essential prerequisite of 'autonomy' (ibid.,p.383) and thus of claims for 'objectivity'objectivity

At the meeting in Krasnodar, Putin called for "fully using the best experience of education and enlightenment that existed in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union".

In Germany, the eighteenth century was the age of enlightenment, the age, that is, that called for the independence of reason.

Craven called for use of the word in connection with the Paralympics, which begins on Wednesday with an opening ceremony titled The Enlightenment, to be phased out.

I called the bank praying for enlightenment, but the teller simply droned on telling me to stop by the next day.

In the 18th century the Western philosophical movement called the Enlightenment further obscured searches for the essence of Christianity.