Sentence examples for comparatively enlightened from inspiring English sources
He has comparatively enlightened opinions (science, etc).
Less than 50 years ago gay sex, let alone marriage, was illegal over broad swathes of the now comparatively enlightened world (see map).
For hundreds of years, they ruled -- in a comparatively enlightened manner -- the Hejaz, the strip of western Arabia that is home to Mecca and Medina.
Occasionally he goes even farther astray; in discussing the Prophet's views on women, he writes, "Muhammad's comparatively enlightened ideas (as explained by Allah) about gender roles positively distinguished the Koran from its misogynistic Mosaic and Pauline analogues".
The old Jewish Quarter (Josefov), bounded by Kaprova and Parizska Streets, is named after the comparatively enlightened Joseph II, whose 1781 Edict of Tolerance permitted Jews to live in other parts of the city.
It's enlightened self-interest.
He is enlightened, awake.
"You were enlightened?" "No.
