Sentence examples for considerable enlightenment from inspiring English sources
In turn this has permitted noise reduction techniques to be examined by studies of local component vibration levels rather than overall noise, a method which provides considerable enlightenment at the design stage.
Most had spent considerable time absorbing Enlightenment ideas in Edinburgh, Scotland.
For centuries, in many nations, in Asiatic languages, in medieval Latin, in the writings of the humanists of the Renaissance, and in those of the Enlightenment, a considerable part of literature has been didactic.
Although Wakefield later admitted that this approach did not directly reach "the apathetic and the unclubbable," it did, he argued, reach into the heart of the community, creating "a considerable 'scatter-effect,' an outward-spreading ripple of enlightenment... potentially one of the most powerful of all [influences] in changing existing attitudes".
He was a man of his times, of the Enlightenment, a patriot, a man with a sense of duty and of sacrifice, whose influence remains considerable.
Any enlightenment appreciated".
The Enlightenment had deceived him.
My brief is Enlightenment.
But enlightenment approaches.
Enlightenment, revival, virtue.
